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 # InkSync
-Inkscape extension for file syncing.
+An Inkscape extension for file syncing between apps.
+
+Quickly sync Inkscape svg, plain svg, png, pdf and html5 canvas using the overwrite feature.
+Inkscape 1.1+ (1.3 tested)
+
+*Featuring* Inklinea's **object to path** code for ultimate compatability.
+
+This is not a replacement for saving or Inkscape autosave :) ---
+
+-Appears at Extensions>Export
+-After setting the options in the main dialogue, assign a shortcut in Inkscape Edit>Preferences>Interface>Keyboard to:
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+org.inkscape.simonh.ink_sync.noprefs
+
+For shortcut triggered quick export --- Not 100% sure where the PDF and HTML5 settings are pulled from, presume from last used save settings.
+
+These formats should work fine in multiple different apps including Photoshop and Blender.
+I'll explain the process in Krita and it will be a very similar process for Photoshop users.
+And obviously the lightest and most useful form is SVG.
+
+Syncing an SVG to Krita:
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+- Be sure to use an svg that has 'text to path' enabled if you have any fancy text with unusual kerning or the like.
+- After syncing a file to a directory, in krita, in the drop down next to the new layer button; select 'File layer'.
+- Give it a name, direct the file location to your SVG.
+- 'No scaling' is fine if you're SVG is already big enough, try the other option for different scales.
+- 'Bicupic' scaling can work pretty well but somehow nearest neighbor looks a little more appealing from my tests. (Hit ok)
+- To update the svg, simply run the tool again, go to krita and somewhat quickly you'll see the new SVG.
+
+Based on Inklinea's Quick Export extension:
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+https://gitlab.com/inklinea/quick-export
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+Be sure to support his efforts on quick export as InkSync may rely on his technology moving forward.