I have tested your two files in CorelDraw 2018 and they come in as two different sizes as well. I also tried importing your F360 generated SVG into Affinity Designer 2 and re-exported with a couple of different settings and I too get a smaller design. However, if I export from Affinity as PDF then it keeps the correct size. Perhaps it’s a bug in Affinity or maybe it’s just something we’re missing but maybe using PDF is a solution for now.
Thank you Marcus - The PDF solution may work for me for now. Let me give it a try after a couple more meetings. I appreciate the response and I’ll confirm if this works.
IIRC LB doesn’t import text in a PDF (I could very well be wrong on that though). I thought there was an option to convert text to curves in the PDF export dialogue in AFD2 but I couldn’t see it so I selected the offending text and performed a ‘Convert to Curves’. I then exported and that worked when I imported to LB.
I’ve noticed that the blue text on my system doesn’t look the same as the PDF you uploaded but I put that down to not having the same font on my system.
I really appreciate your help. Though it is frustrating to run into trouble like this, I’m thankful you could help me find another way to “skin the cat”.
I was able to convert the text to curves and then export as PDF. Not ideal, but it works.
Obviously I don’t know anything about your setup but just out of interest: Is there a reason you’re going through Affinity to add the text? Is there some reason why you can’t add it in F360?
This product has several variations. I found it easier to manipulate layers in Affinity with changing sku/part number. It can probably be done in Fusion 360. I mean, I know how to do text. Just since there are different objects, thicknesses and variations, I can import the elements in Affinity and then turn on/off layers to make the combinations.
Fair enough reason. I wish they’d hurry up with implementing ‘configurations’ in Fusion! There is always the ‘Sheeter’ add-in but I’m not sure how well that works.