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[ ] Bug
[X] Question (e.g. about handling/usage)
[ ] Request for new feature/improvement
I want to make a QR with a fairly small size. (SVG mode)
Specifically, it is a QR with a cell size of 0.33 mm.
The "pixelsPerModule" parameter of the "GetGraphic" method is
It is int, and if you create a QR by setting the minimum value of 1,
The size of one cell was 0.35 mm.
Since it is an int, it is not possible to specify a decimal number smaller than 1, but is it possible to create a QR with a smaller size?
Best regard.
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Actually, that's for the dot size relative to the cell size. It is true that you cannot set the cell size to a non-integer. However, a SVG is scalable; you can always scale it without losing quality.
However, a SVG is scalable; you can always scale it without losing quality.
That's all to be said. Changing the size really doesn't matter. There is nothing like a "smaller" SVG. The SVG file will noticeably change in filesize, no matter if the target size is 1mm or 20m as SVG is a vector format. If you want to show/render the SVG really small, just set the scale when rendering the SVG in your application/website.
Hi.
I always use QR Coder. Thank you.
Type of issue
[ ] Bug
[X] Question (e.g. about handling/usage)
[ ] Request for new feature/improvement
I want to make a QR with a fairly small size. (SVG mode)
Specifically, it is a QR with a cell size of 0.33 mm.
The "pixelsPerModule" parameter of the "GetGraphic" method is
It is int, and if you create a QR by setting the minimum value of 1,
The size of one cell was 0.35 mm.
Since it is an int, it is not possible to specify a decimal number smaller than 1, but is it possible to create a QR with a smaller size?
Best regard.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: