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Here's a screenshot. Top part is Inkscape, bottom part is Blender: {F381326} Here's that again, showing all the curve points and handles in Blender: {F381331} As you can see, Blender SVG importer created more points and gave strange angles to some handles. Here's the SVG that produces this output after importing int o Blender 2.78: {F381328} Why Blender creates different bezier curves than Inkscape for the same input data? The spline is created from a font family called "Square". Maybe th distortion comes form the way that font is made, that for some reason makes Blender's SVG importer go a little crazy.

Here's a screenshot. Top part is Inkscape, bottom part is Blender: {F381326} Here's that again, showing all the curve points and handles in Blender: {F381331} As you can see, Blender SVG importer created more points and gave strange angles to some handles. Here's the SVG that produces this output after importing int o Blender 2.78: {F381328} And here's the Blender project with this curve imported: {F381335} Why Blender creates different bezier curves than Inkscape for the same input data? The spline is created from a font family called "Square". Maybe th distortion comes form the way that font is made, that for some reason makes Blender's SVG importer go a little crazy.

Here's a screenshot. Top part is Inkscape, bottom part is Blender: {F381326} Here's that again, showing all the curve points and handles in Blender: {F381331} As you can see, Blender SVG importer created more points and gave strange angles to some handles. Here's the SVG that produces this output after importing int o Blender 2.78: {F381328} And here's the Blender project with this curve imported: {F381335} Why Blender creates different bezier curves than Inkscape for the same input data? The spline is created from a font family called "Square". Maybe th distortion comes form the way that font is made, that for some reason makes Blender's SVG importer go a little crazy.