I'm trying to include an image (edited in Inkscape) in my document.
However, everytime I run the file , it says "File not found".
In Inkscape i have saved the document as .pdf and used the latex option as
given by: http://www.howtotex.com/tips-tricks/inkscape-images-with-latex-fonts/
I have tried:
- export area as page
- export area as drawing,
to find out if that may be the problem, but error still persist.
Both the .pdf as .pdf_tex file are in the same file as my .tex file.
Note: The example image (given in link above), also in the same file as my .tex file, works perfectly.
This is the code i'm using:
\documentclass[]{article}
\usepackage{graphicx}
\usepackage{color}
\usepackage{transparent}
\begin{document}
\begin{figure}[htb]
\centering
\def\svgwidth{200pt}
\input{drawing4.pdf_tex}
\caption{Double pendulum}
\end{figure}
\end{document}
This is the error message that keeps showing up:
I am using Texmaker and Inkscape 0.48
Any help will be much appreciated
Kind regards,
Andrew
EXTRA:
So I think i should add this to give a little more insight into the problem.
This is the image i want to include in my document. The graph I copied it from another document using sniptool and paste it in Inkscape. I want to give it a header and add the symbols underneath so it can have the same font as my tex document. You know, to have a nice and uniform document.
When I draw some random figures in Inkscape and include text such as MoS$_2$ and export it to pdf+LaTeX, it work perfect.
I think it has something to do with editing this image.
What I added was: the text in the top and bottom and the blue numbers
Question reformulation:
Can I edit a photo/image (adding text, arrows etc) in Inkscape and export it to pdf+latex and have it work perfectly?
Thank you in advance!
Best Answer
Update:
The "extra info" shows a percent sign in the label text:
MoS$_2%--WS$_2$
. The unprotected percent sign act as comment char, the rest of the line is ignored by TeX and leaves the\put
that sets the label unfinished. A percent sign can be generated by\%
in TeX, but I think it is just a typo and a$
sign is intended to close the math for the subscript:MoS$_2$--WS$_2$
.Older analysis:
Your
drawing4.pdf_tex
is broken, truncated inside the arguments of a\put
command, the correct error message is:A
.pdf_tex
file is basically:The following file
generates the same errors as
drawing4.pdf_tex
.The inkscape export has failed, try again, possible reasons: