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I try to import a SVG file into Blender, edit the imported curves dependent on the filename of the SVG and export it after that via Python script.
For example: Importing the first file from a folder named "File_S10.svg" and scale curve by 10 (according to the part "S10" from the file name).
So the question: Is it possible to read the names of a couple of imported SVG files via script?
Any help would be appreciated.
Using a python script you can specify the svg file to import. After the import you can identify the curves added and adjust their names and properties to match the filename used.
As importing an svg file can create multiple curve objects I would start by making a copy of the existing objects list, then import, then compare the current objects list to the starting list to find what was added during the import.
import bpy
import os
svg_files = [f for f in os.listdir('svgtest') if f.endswith('.svg')]
for f in svg_files:
start_objs = bpy.data.objects[:]
bpy.ops.import_curve.svg(filepath=os.path.join('svgtest',f))
new_curves = [o for o in bpy.data.objects if o not in start_objs]
n = f[:-8] # the start of the filename
s = float(f[-6:-4]) # the scale factor as in the 99 from name_S99.svg
for obj in new_curves:
obj.name = n
obj.scale = (s,s,s)
