how do you import 3D drawings from one SVG into another SVG? everything i've tried only imports a blurry image.

What exactly do you mean with 3d-drawings. And are they vectors?

https://youtu.be/AkQn1pIZdY4?t=694

at this point in ninjanic's tutorial, he takes a 3d tree trawing from svg and imports it into another for his map, but how did he do this?

EDIT: when i copy-paste like he did, a blurry picture of my 3d object appears without any nods or anything...

Edited 7/17/2020 00:46:57

That's not 3D though, it's just a 2D vector image coloured to give the illusion of 3D. Are you trying it with something different? It shouldn't matter what the image looks like when you copy it.

you're right, mentioning that its 3d doesn't matter, it's just a drawing i mean

how do I copy-paste between SVG's? thats my question

If you've opened both SVGs on Inkscape, you can just select it in one of them and copy/paste it onto the other. It usually works for me, although there have been one or two fringe cases where I tried an svg from Wikipedia and it didn't transfer properly.

Select it ctrl c -> ctrl v in the other file

Or select it right click copy -> right click paste in the other file

that doesnt work. it just pastes a blurry image of what i was copying, no vector/no nodes

Edited 7/17/2020 02:30:46

https://www.warzone.com/SinglePlayer?PreviewMap=89182

this is the map im working on. im trying to copy trees and stuff from one SVG and paste it into this one

Make antartica map pls!

Over 30 territorys

It would be more helpful if you could share an svg with a tree so we can try copying it and see the problem.

@Raven:

There are already three maps of Antarctica:
https://www.warzone.com/Map/6839-Antarctica
https://www.warzone.com/Map/23137-Snowy-Antarctica-MkS
https://www.warzone.com/Map/22978-PostMelt-Antarctica

none of those maps are worth a damn though lol

post-melt antarctica is a mtl template if I'm correct

I have thought, at times, of making my own, but I'm not sure it could be much better. I've found an aesthetically decent set of borders (that aren't just lines going down to the South Pole) in a paper in Nature, of all places, but that's for only 15 territories so I'd have to come up with subdivisions.