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Wish someone would do a detailed tutorial on how to get this to work via Inkscape!! Why can't Inkscape export a svg correctly into m02?! - I have tried so many settings/exports of even a simple Circle outline from Inkscape - and yet it would always import into m02 as a solid shape. But I'd typically be able to make it work (there's always a way, directly or through utilities) Can't say more as I don't own Final Cut neither that plugin. If the issue is that the SVG exported version is too modern, you might want to use Inkscape as a converter ( ) and try the several versions of SVG (flat, standard, etc). You don't need any kind of fill, I guess, but if any, just solid fills. Besides checking all shapes are closed, no single dot or isolated segment rubbish anywhere, fonts are converted to paths, avoid at all costs any rasterized effect and transparency. (as well as the SVG spec required by the app, you can see there is SVG 1.0). When I export anything svg to a 3D app (which I've done a lot) I check it to be ultra basic. " exporting all shapes as simple path objects in SVG 1.0 format should generate a proper result " Existing scale definitions will not be overwritten.Maybe digging into fine details of this Final Cut plugin/rendering system would help you : But: this will only apply to scraps which have no scale annotation yet. Then, on export to th2 format, choose the appropriate scale in the dialog which will be set as scrap scale.

Draw stuff with a defined scale of 1:100 or 1:200 for example. In “Document Properties” set “Default units” to some metric unit like “cm”. To calibrate a map which has no surveying point in it (sections etc.) use this workflow: th2 file in upper left corner of document page you'll find the palette of point and line symbols. You may use Set Properties dialog or Object Properties or XML editor to check or add parameters or (user)object which are not in menu. Only path data is exported (no text, bitmaps, etc.). With a value of 0.000 the filter is ignored and all paths are exported. The width must be given in pixels (px), consult the “Fill and Stroke” dialog if you don't know the acutall stroke width of your path. Stroke Width Filter: It is possible to export only paths with a particular stroke width.