L4.38-3.04, are the relative coordinates you need to travel from previous anchor to get to next anchor M81.54,172.33 are the coordinates of the first anchor I'm not a coder and don't know how to manipulate the code in example 2. Id='ANG_TEST' is the name of the polygon, you could use that as well If you already added the URL attribute, it should be there when you save as svg as well.

I can't pair the coordinates with the colors since I don't know which color goes with which polygon using these two different methods.

I can preview the SVG code, which includes the color hex code, but I can't interpret any Polygon (x,y) paths in this code.Įxample 1 gets me the X, Y coordinates. BUT color information is missing.Ģ- Alternatively, I can just go to the Save as>SVG I manually manipulate that into x,y coordinates for a graph.

With the descriptor tab I put in the URL field in Attributes early, this is the only way I see all the polygon paths. I then to go the Export>Save for Web (Legacy) and Preview the HTML. Hello World - Simple question: How do I generate SVG code in Illustrator that includes both polygon path (x,y) coordinates AND color information?ġ- The ONLY way 'human-readable' method I found to get polygon coordinates is going to Attributes, select 'Polygon' in Image Map, and adding a descriptor to the URL field.

Inkscape svg output path data absolute