A stylized illustration of a locomotive on a railway track.
A stylized illustration of a locomotive on a railway track. A detailed illustration of a locomotive with moving parts. An SVG graphic representation of a locomotive train for digital design projects. A graphic illustration of a train with bold lines and detailed features.
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How do I create a new document with specific dimensions in Inkscape?

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What is the relationship between DXF file size and rendering performance?

Smaller DXF files tend to improve rendering performance by reducing data transfer times and computational loads during processing.