raster images are forced to 1:1 aspect ratio
Bug #1461275 reported by
Steinar H. Gunderson
This bug report is a duplicate of:
Bug #1357808: trunk, 0.91.x: add extension/feature to fix rendering of non-uniformly scaled bitmap images.
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Bug Description
Hi,
I have an SVG I saved in an older version of Inkscape. One of the elements was a raster image (a JPEG) that was embedded and then stretched a bit; however, when opening it in the version in Debian unstable (“Inkscape 0.91 r13725 (Apr 30 2015)”), the image is now forced to 1:1 aspect, even though the object is bigger. If I stretch the object by pulling on one of the handles, it appears to stretch correctly until I release the mouse button, but when I release it, it goes back to 1:1 aspect in the center. I can't find any way to make it stretch again, and it looks all wrong.
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| Steinar H. Gunderson (sesse) wrote | #2 |
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Known issue already tracked in
* Bug #1357808 “trunk, 0.91.x: add extension/feature to fix rendering of non-uniformly scaled bitmap images”
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The next major release will include an extension which can be used to restore the rendering of non-uniformly scaled bitmap images which had been imported into a drawing using an older Inkscape version.
Proposing to link as duplicate to bug #1357808.