When a sprite is selected and the "Copy statement" menu is triggered it doesn’t copy that specific sprite, but the whole SVG itself.

Should also double check all the other copy commands do the correct thing too.

If a file has been already processed and it is dropped into the interface again it should be reprocessed.

I think it'd be really great to be able to drop previously created sprite sheets and have Spritebot show all the symbols within (maybe as some sort-of sub-file type interface).

Symbols could the be added and removed to/from the sprite sheet. It'd be a much better user experience than having to completely regenerate the sprite sheet on every change.

Is it useful? Should they be removed?

I think they should definitely be removed from the <svg> tag.

When making symbols sometimes the ID doubles if there was already an ID on the SVG tag. Because I’m just using string replacement and not a full parser.

Should maybe remove all IDs from the SVG tag and replace them with Spritebot’s.

Seems to be when Spritebot is left open, modified & saved again.

Makes it feel like a website.

But could dragging SVGs copy them as text?
Could the default window be a draggable zone?

Hey :) i wanted to ask is there any updates planed? Because i guess there are new .svg standards.
I tried to make a sprite with the spritebot with serverl .svg from here - https://github.com/spothq/cryptocurrency-icons/tree/master/svg/color

Thanks for all your time and efforts! People like you are the reason why the world didn't fell apart already! :)

I think…

When you drag a bunch of files to the Dock icon only one of them gets dropped into the Spritebot window and optimized.

When you copy the SVG in “pretty” mode it doesn’t have the correct ID on it.

Or maybe there should be no ID.

Hey,

I am trying to use this tool, which from tutorials looks amazing, but after loading my SVGs and then clicking on the "Save Sprite Sheet" button nothing happens. I was hoping you could help me figure out why that may be.

Instead of using outline try using box-shadow to make a much more subtle button focus style.