A single duck standing in the grass with its beak pointing downwards.
A single duck standing in the grass with its beak pointing downwards. A high-quality digital rendering of a duck with clean lines and bold details. A digital illustration of a duck with detailed feathers and beak, suitable for vector art designs. A detailed digital illustration of a duck in various poses, suitable for vector art and design projects.
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Can I give away digital copies of Tibbixel files for free?

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What is the difference between a DXF R12 file and a newer DXF version?

The main differences lie in the added features and changes made by AutoCAD over time. Newer versions of DXF often support additional data types, improved performance, and backward compatibility with older formats.

Can I import a DXF file that contains text elements, such as fonts or labels?

Yes, but you may need to edit the imported design in Silhouette Studio to remove or adjust any text elements.

Is it necessary to include layers and objects in my SVG files for crafting projects?

It depends on the project, but generally, keeping your SVG files with layers and objects intact can make them easier to edit and customize later.