It creates a consistent look for your text when letter combinations don’t quite look as they should. Kerning is the space between two letters or characters of a font. If you really need more font-sizes, you might do the conversion for those parts of the presentation which are really settled.When working with Inkscape letter spacing, you will hear about kerning and spacing your text. also keeps me from zooming in and out randomly for the sake of the effect ) To keep it stable, I usually restrict my presentations to a fixed set of text sizes.

This will be fixed for the final presentation with the text to path conversion, but it might become annoying when it starts affecting your creation workflow.įrom my experience, up to 50 font sizes are no big deal. So if your presentation zooms in and out a lot you will have to adjust text sizes, which eventually will make transitions more and more sluggish. enter Sozi again to trigger a rebuild of your presentation html (will be done automatically)Īs I mentioned above, the actual problem for Sozi (or more specific, the underlying chromium render engine) are different text sizes.do the text to path conversion and save.make a copy of your sgf (I use 'File'-> 'save copy' in Inkscape).After all frames and transitions are set up, So just use your original file with text objects to create your presentation.

It's no problem to use text objects in Sozi unless you use an excessive amount of differently scaled text.

In most cases it is sufficient to only do it once, after all your frames and transitions are set up. You don't have to do the text to path conversion with every update of your sgf.

Scaling text on path inkscape