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An MPLS Engineer configures and troubleshoots Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS) in a telecom network. MPLS enables a consistent flow of data traffic in high-performance telecommunications networks. In this technology, data is directed from one node to another along predetermined routes as opposed to a flexible routing table. These highly-trained professionals ensure the efficiency of massive and complex networks.
In the Telecom field, the engineer provides clients with information on how to use MPLS-TE and associated features to maximize their network bandwidth. Traffic Engineering (MPLS-TE) remains essential for backbone service providers such as internet service providers (ISP).
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Hello. I know there is no ungroup function implemented yet, but I read that people can drag files out of the layer and delete that layer after. If I drag something out from a layer on Mac, nothing happens. This is a really frustrating bug, I hope you can fix it soon.
As a user I try to change color for an element using Parameters/Color/HSV/Eyedropper. After click on eyedropper tool cursor disapears what makes choosing color very difficult.
Synfig immediately crashes after opening a file that just closed before. This goes to both sifz. and sif file types
another problem is that if you load a same file twice then close it, you can't reload it back or synfig just crash. if it stuck simply restart to get out of this bug
i'm using synfig version 1.1.12, the most recent version (2016-11-11 release)
My specs are :
# Win 10 64-bit
# Multi-screen user
# Intel i5 + NVidia GeForce laptop
The last block of page http://www.synfig.org/cms/en/support/ says in the '''left''' column:
"If you have found a bug in Synfig Studio, let us know by submiting an entry in the bug tracker". Here, "bug tracker" is a link that points to <https://github.com/synfig/synfig/issues>.
This same block says in the '''right''' column:
"If you have a great idea on improving Synfig Studio, you can submit an entry to the bug tracker." Here, "bug tracker" is a link that points to <http://www.synfig.org/issues/thebuggenie/synfig>.
AFAICS, these link destinations are really different from one another: the links do '''not''' point to the same location under different names. So there is a real risk that unsuspecting users report bugs to the wrong tracker.
Possible fix: The first bug tracker seems to be the one that has fallen into disuse, so the text in the left column ought to be changed to point to <http://www.synfig.org/issues/thebuggenie/synfig>.
Currently there is no way to remove a layer from a layer group, or to delete the group without deleting the contents (ungrouping the child layers.) On [http://www.synfig.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=9103 the Synfig Forums] users ''bartovan'' and ''Genete'' said you could remove a layer by dragging it out, but this does not seem to be working in Synfig Studio v.1.0.2 (Mac).
== Remove From Group ==
The '''Remove From Group''' command should appear in the right-click menu on a layer and in a button on the bottom panel, selectable when the current layer selection is 1 or more layers all inside the same group. When activated it should take the selected layers and move them to the same organizational level as the group they've been removed from.
The '''Ungroup''' command should appear in the right-click menu on a layer and in a button on the bottom panel, selectable when the current layer selection includes 1 or more groups. When activated it should take those groups' child layers, and move them to the same organizational level as the group they've been removed from, delete the originally selected groups, and select the moved child layers .
Keyboard shortcuts are difficult to determine or nonexistent on my platform, but since Ctrl-G is already taken for '''Show/Hide Grid''', I recommend the following:
* Ctrl-Alt-G for Group
* Ctrl-Alt-Shift-G for Ungroup
* Ctrl-Alt-Fn-G for Remove from Group
Just built a fresh synfig from master and dock area buttons are now this huge:
[[Image:http://tf.mf-image.ru/d/eyJ0IjoiMjAxNi0wOS0wN1QxMjoyNDoyOC4zMzM1NzAyWiIsInRtIjoxNSwiYmQiOjEsImZkIjoxNTg0ODE0LCJzbCI6MCwiZm4iOm51bGwsInIiOiJodHRwOi8vbXktZmlsZXMucnUvemhydDZyIiwibCI6bnVsbH0,.3A6EADC9251AAE725D5DD50029DA5B18./synfig-1.png|screenshot]]
Version info:
<source>
Development version:
Revision: 20160902
Branch: master
Revision ID: b297b1
Built on Sep 7 2016
Built with:
ETL 0.04.20
Synfig API (010002)
Synfig library 49
GTK+ 3.21.5
GNU G++ 6.2.0
Using:
Synfig 1.1.11
GTK+ 3.21.5
</source>
GTK themes: i tried Adwaita and Numix - both have this issue. Some themes that don't support gtk-3.20+ seem to not draw this buttons at all. For now i solved this problem by disabling this buttons, since i couldn't find a way to fix their size. But i suppose they're the only way to make new dock layouts now..
Not sure what that panel's called, but it's the one where fg and bg colors are selected. There's a small - and + under the Brush Preview. Mouse over, you'll see it.
A simple pixellation filter could be added to Synfig. It could use most of the same parameters as the Checkerboard filter and affect all layers beneath it.
One additional parameter might be "sampling point", which could be a vector. A vector value of (0, 0) would correspond to the midpoint of the "pixel", (1, 1) would be the top-right corner, (1, -1) would be the bottom-right corner, and so on. These values would not need to be constrained to between -1 and 1; the user could pick values outside that range to manually shift the image over some amount.
Another potential parameter might be "average color", a Boolean value. When checked, it would attempt to associate with a pixel the "average" color found beneath it.
I have got SVG file with one simple object created in Adobe Illustrator. When I try to import this file, Synfig Studio stops working and I have to restart application.
In this SVG file is simple object and I cannot import it.
I try to use 1.0.2 version and development 1.1.10 version.
I have SVG file with one simple object created in Adobe Illustrator. When I want to import this file, it is created a group in Synfig Studio, but I cannot see object.
I try to use 1.0.2 version and development 1.1.10 version.
When working on large projects, parameters can become rather unwieldy. Often, there are so many parameters associated with a layer that they cannot all fit in the parameters sub-window under default settings and fitting them all requires resizing the window to take up an unreasonable amount of space. It becomes necessary to scroll through many irrelevant parameters to reach the ones you're actually interested in.
I propose that when right-clicking on a parameter, there should be an option to hide that parameter. This would not affect any animations previously associated with it (although it would be most useful on parameters that aren't animated). It would simply allow easy navigation through parameters that the user decides are most important. At the bottom of the parameters window would be a gray option saying "''Show hidden parameters''" that can be clicked to reveal all parameters that have been hidden.
Furthermore (feel free to split this request into two, if appropriate), it should also be possible to "pop" a parameter to a parent group layer. When right-clicking any parameter that is associated with a layer that is a child of a group layer, an option should be available that say something to the effect of "Pop parameter to parent group layer". A linked copy of the parameter would then appear in the parameters of the group layer. Editing that copy edits the child and if the child is moved, the link is severed and the copy deleted. Parameters could also be popped multiple times to higher-level group layers. This would allow the user to, for example, quickly edit the color(s) of an element several layers deep.
- Group the frames of animation in folders, so I could share, for example: Frame 0-20: Run Pasta frame 21-40: Folder Jump ...
- Use of Labels .svg as the name of the items to import: I identify the layers by name when drawing in Inkscape, but import them in Synfig they are with a generic name: eg inline ..., you could use the attribute Label the Svg as name in synfig?
Some bugs I noticed while using the program:
-not Discard or delete any drawing made with pencil
-not Select designs made with the brush by dragging the mouse.
-not Delete anything in the key 'Del'
-The Painter uses color as 2nd 1st, other things use the 1st color.
-When Closing a tab without saving, and tab change, the layers do not appear.
greeting all
I am trying to write Arabic in synfig. The text is recognized but it is not showing as it should be. You can see the attached wrong image.
The letters is recognized but they aren't in correct form.
This is how it should be in second attached image.
AFAIK, Layer_Freetype is using pango which supports Arabic very well. I am willing to modify the code put I am straggling to find the right place where to modify.
I am trying to write in Arabic in synfig the text is recognize but it is not showing as it should you see the img
this is how synfig is implementing the text
[url=http://up.top4top.net/][img]http://d.top4top.net/p_1738k5e1.jpg[/img][/url]
the letters is recognized but not order as shown in the figure blow
this is how it should be
[url=http://up.top4top.net/][img]http://a.top4top.net/p_173jatm1.jpg[/img][/url]
as I know that pango is been used in synfig and pango support arabic language
I am will to modify the code put I am straggling to find the right place where to modify
As documented [[http://www.synfig.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=10067|in this Synfig forum thread]], Synfig fails to render.
> synfig myanimation.sifz -t ffmpeg --video-codec libx264 --video-bitrate 2200 -o myanimation.mp4
> synfig(15602) [20:33:27] info: Loading modules from /tmp/skl/SynfigStudio/Contents/Resources/synfig/etc/synfig_modules.cfg
> /Applications/SynfigStudio.app/Contents/Resources/synfig/bin/synfig: warning: Unable to find module "mod_libavcodec" (file not found)
> synfig(15602) [20:33:27] info: Loading file: myanimation.sifz
> synfig(15602) [20:33:27] info: Render broken up into 1 block 781 pixels tall, and a final block 299 pixels tall
> FFmpeg version CVS, Copyright (c) 2000-2004 Fabrice Bellard
> Mac OSX universal build for ffmpegX
> configuration: --enable-memalign-hack --enable-mp3lame --enable-gpl --disable-vhook --disable-ffplay --disable-ffserver --enable-a52 --enable-xvid --enable-faac --enable-faad --enable-amr_nb --enable-amr_wb --enable-pthreads --enable-x264
> libavutil version: 49.0.0
> libavcodec version: 51.9.0
> libavformat version: 50.4.0
> built on Apr 15 2006 04:58:19, gcc: 4.0.1 (Apple Computer, Inc. build 5250)
> myanimation.sifz ==> myanimation.mp4: Frame 2 of 121 (1%). Remaining time: 27s synfig(15602) [20:33:28] info: Render broken up into 1 block 781 pixels tall, and a final block 299 pixels tall
> synfig(15602) [20:33:28] info: Render broken up into 1 block 781 pixels tall, and a final block 299 pixels tall
> myanimation.sifz ==> myanimation.mp4: Frame 4 of 121 (3%). Remaining time: 22s synfig(15602) [20:33:28] info: Render broken up into 1 block 781 pixels tall, and a final block 299 pixels tall
> synfig(15602) [20:33:28] info: Render broken up into 1 block 781 pixels tall, and a final block 299 pixels tall
> myanimation.sifz ==> myanimation.mp4: Frame 6 of 121 (4%). Remaining time: 20s synfig(15602) [20:33:28] info: Render broken up into 1 block 781 pixels tall, and a final block 299 pixels tall
> synfig(15602) [20:33:29] info: Render broken up into 1 block 781 pixels tall, and a final block 299 pixels tall
> myanimation.sifz ==> myanimation.mp4: Frame 8 of 121 (6%). Remaining time: 19s synfig(15602) [20:33:29] info: Render broken up into 1 block 781 pixels tall, and a final block 299 pixels tall
> synfig(15602) [20:33:29] info: Render broken up into 1 block 781 pixels tall, and a final block 299 pixels tall
> myanimation.sifz ==> myanimation.mp4: Frame 10 of 121 (8%). Remaining time: 19s synfig(15602) [20:33:29] info: Render broken up into 1 block 781 pixels tall, and a final block 299 pixels tall
> synfig(15602) [20:33:29] info: Render broken up into 1 block 781 pixels tall, and a final block 299 pixels tall
> myanimation.sifz ==> myanimation.mp4: Frame 12 of 121 (9%). Remaining time: 18s synfig(15602) [20:33:29] info: Render broken up into 1 block 781 pixels tall, and a final block 299 pixels tall
> synfig(15602) [20:33:29] info: Render broken up into 1 block 781 pixels tall, and a final block 299 pixels tall
> myanimation.sifz ==> myanimation.mp4: Frame 14 of 121 (11%). Remaining time: 17s synfig(15602) [20:33:30] info: Render broken up into 1 block 781 pixels tall, and a final block 299 pixels tall
> synfig(15602) [20:33:30] info: Render broken up into 1 block 781 pixels tall, and a final block 299 pixels tall
> myanimation.sifz ==> myanimation.mp4: Frame 16 of 121 (13%). Remaining time: 17s synfig(15602) [20:33:30] info: Render broken up into 1 block 781 pixels tall, and a final block 299 pixels tall
> synfig(15602) [20:33:30] info: Render broken up into 1 block 781 pixels tall, and a final block 299 pixels tall
> myanimation.sifz ==> myanimation.mp4: Frame 18 of 121 (14%). Remaining time: 17s synfig(15602) [20:33:30] info: Render broken up into 1 block 781 pixels tall, and a final block 299 pixels tall
> synfig(15602) [20:33:30] info: Render broken up into 1 block 781 pixels tall, and a final block 299 pixels tall
> myanimation.sifz ==> myanimation.mp4: Frame 20 of 121 (16%). Remaining time: 16s synfig(15602) [20:33:31] info: Render broken up into 1 block 781 pixels tall, and a final block 299 pixels tall
> synfig(15602) [20:33:31] info: Render broken up into 1 block 781 pixels tall, and a final block 299 pixels tall
> myanimation.sifz ==> myanimation.mp4: Frame 22 of 121 (18%). Remaining time: 16s synfig(15602) [20:33:31] info: Render broken up into 1 block 781 pixels tall, and a final block 299 pixels tall
> synfig(15602) [20:33:31] info: Render broken up into 1 block 781 pixels tall, and a final block 299 pixels tall
> myanimation.sifz ==> myanimation.mp4: Frame 24 of 121 (19%). Remaining time: 15s synfig(15602) [20:33:31] info: Render broken up into 1 block 781 pixels tall, and a final block 299 pixels tall
> synfig(15602) [20:33:31] info: Render broken up into 1 block 781 pixels tall, and a final block 299 pixels tall
> myanimation.sifz ==> myanimation.mp4: Frame 26 of 121 (21%). Remaining time: 15s synfig(15602) [20:33:32] info: Render broken up into 1 block 781 pixels tall, and a final block 299 pixels tall
> synfig(15602) [20:33:32] info: Render broken up into 1 block 781 pixels tall, and a final block 299 pixels tall
> myanimation.sifz ==> myanimation.mp4: Frame 28 of 121 (23%). Remaining time: 15s synfig(15602) [20:33:32] info: Render broken up into 1 block 781 pixels tall, and a final block 299 pixels tall
> synfig(15602) [20:33:32] info: Render broken up into 1 block 781 pixels tall, and a final block 299 pixels tall
> myanimation.sifz ==> myanimation.mp4: Frame 30 of 121 (24%). Remaining time: 14s synfig(15602) [20:33:32] info: Render broken up into 1 block 781 pixels tall, and a final block 299 pixels tall
> synfig(15602) [20:33:32] info: Render broken up into 1 block 781 pixels tall, and a final block 299 pixels tall
> myanimation.sifz ==> myanimation.mp4: Frame 32 of 121 (26%). Remaining time: 14s synfig(15602) [20:33:32] info: Render broken up into 1 block 781 pixels tall, and a final block 299 pixels tall
> synfig(15602) [20:33:33] info: Render broken up into 1 block 781 pixels tall, and a final block 299 pixels tall
> myanimation.sifz ==> myanimation.mp4: Frame 34 of 121 (28%). Remaining time: 14s synfig(15602) [20:33:33] info: Render broken up into 1 block 781 pixels tall, and a final block 299 pixels tall
> synfig(15602) [20:33:33] info: Render broken up into 1 block 781 pixels tall, and a final block 299 pixels tall
> myanimation.sifz ==> myanimation.mp4: Frame 36 of 121 (29%). Remaining time: 13s synfig(15602) [20:33:33] info: Render broken up into 1 block 781 pixels tall, and a final block 299 pixels tall
> synfig(15602) [20:33:33] info: Render broken up into 1 block 781 pixels tall, and a final block 299 pixels tall
> myanimation.sifz ==> myanimation.mp4: Frame 38 of 121 (31%). Remaining time: 13s synfig(15602) [20:33:33] info: Render broken up into 1 block 781 pixels tall, and a final block 299 pixels tall
> synfig(15602) [20:33:34] info: Render broken up into 1 block 781 pixels tall, and a final block 299 pixels tall
> myanimation.sifz ==> myanimation.mp4: Frame 40 of 121 (33%). Remaining time: 13s synfig(15602) [20:33:34] info: Render broken up into 1 block 781 pixels tall, and a final block 299 pixels tall
> synfig(15602) [20:33:34] info: Render broken up into 1 block 781 pixels tall, and a final block 299 pixels tall
> myanimation.sifz ==> myanimation.mp4: Frame 42 of 121 (34%). Remaining time: 12s synfig(15602) [20:33:34] info: Render broken up into 1 block 781 pixels tall, and a final block 299 pixels tall
> synfig(15602) [20:33:34] info: Render broken up into 1 block 781 pixels tall, and a final block 299 pixels tall
> myanimation.sifz ==> myanimation.mp4: Frame 44 of 121 (36%). Remaining time: 12s synfig(15602) [20:33:34] info: Render broken up into 1 block 781 pixels tall, and a final block 299 pixels tall
> synfig(15602) [20:33:35] info: Render broken up into 1 block 781 pixels tall, and a final block 299 pixels tall
> myanimation.sifz ==> myanimation.mp4: Frame 46 of 121 (38%). Remaining time: 12s synfig(15602) [20:33:35] info: Render broken up into 1 block 781 pixels tall, and a final block 299 pixels tall
> synfig(15602) [20:33:35] info: Render broken up into 1 block 781 pixels tall, and a final block 299 pixels tall
> myanimation.sifz ==> myanimation.mp4: Frame 48 of 121 (39%). Remaining time: 11s synfig(15602) [20:33:35] info: Render broken up into 1 block 781 pixels tall, and a final block 299 pixels tall
> synfig(15602) [20:33:35] info: Render broken up into 1 block 781 pixels tall, and a final block 299 pixels tall
> Input #0, image2pipe, from 'pipe:':
> Duration: N/A, bitrate: N/A
> Stream #0.0, 24.00 fps(r): Video: ppm, rgb24, 1920x1080
> ffmpeg: unrecognized option '-metadata'
> synfig(15602) [20:33:35] warning: Broken Pipe...
> error: Caught string :add_frame(): target panic on end_scanline()
> Render Failure.
As reported in [[http://www.synfig.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=10067|this Synfig forum thread]], Mac OS X Synfig v1.0.2 displays the following error message.
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