Hi
I try to convert a pixelimage to a vector graphic.
The pixelimage contains masks (produced with Blender) in different uniform colors.
When I trace it, then the resulting color is slightly different to the original color.
I need the exact same hexcode of each color from the pixelimage in the resulting vector graphic.
Is this possible?
Kind regards
Alain
I´d adjust the colors after autotrace then to be sure.
It is a kind of an animation with about 20 frames and 100 objects (colors) per frame.
I'm looking for something more automated ;-)
Can´t Blender export to SVG?
It can.
The problem is:https://blenderartists.org/t/how-to-get-2d-shapes-as-named-vector-graphics-from-each-meshobject/1368772
I wonder how crucial it can get. I need a Digital color meter to register the deviation:
I guess it would be much easier if you don´t need a perspective but orthographic camera as you can just use an isometric grid in Inkscape in this case.
This is just a testscene for something mutch more complex. I need a perpective camera.
I need the exact same color-code to identify the correct shapes.
Check out this color tracer, the demo results are bang-on with my test. https://github.com/visioncortex/vtracer
Unfortunately it does not use the exact same color code from the original pixelimage.
I think I have to find another way to solve the task.
Hi
I try to convert a pixelimage to a vector graphic.
The pixelimage contains masks (produced with Blender) in different uniform colors.
When I trace it, then the resulting color is slightly different to the original color.
I need the exact same hexcode of each color from the pixelimage in the resulting vector graphic.
Is this possible?
Kind regards
Alain
I´d adjust the colors after autotrace then to be sure.
It is a kind of an animation with about 20 frames and 100 objects (colors) per frame.
I'm looking for something more automated ;-)
Can´t Blender export to SVG?
It can.
The problem is:
https://blenderartists.org/t/how-to-get-2d-shapes-as-named-vector-graphics-from-each-meshobject/1368772
I wonder how crucial it can get. I need a Digital color meter to register the deviation:
I guess it would be much easier if you don´t need a perspective but orthographic camera as you can just use an isometric grid in Inkscape in this case.
This is just a testscene for something mutch more complex. I need a perpective camera.
I need the exact same color-code to identify the correct shapes.
Check out this color tracer, the demo results are bang-on with my test. https://github.com/visioncortex/vtracer
Unfortunately it does not use the exact same color code from the original pixelimage.
I think I have to find another way to solve the task.