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Hello, I can reproduce this issue. A bit of a frustrating discovery for me, as this was my first time using excalidraw and I am using it for a school project!
here it is on excalidraw.com: (excuse the messy wireframe):
here is the the png:
here it is exported as an svg (arrows are correct):
The snippet I took uses an example with multiple overlapping arrows to demonstrate the issue most clearly. There are other places where the arrow is originating from a button that gets shifted to the wrong button, or where I have lines merging together that get thrown off, so the exported png is pretty much unusable for me.
For my personal use case my school will accept an svg. However I am slightly worried because of the way fonts are embedded in svgs, if they open the svg in an image editor (rather than browser), it seems like the Virgil font won't carry over. This also presents an issue for me, as the fallback font will throw off spacing / sizing of containers in my wireframe.
Is there a workaround to get the svg to have the Virgil font embedded so that I can be 100% sure that the correct font will display on all software that opens the svg?
I've included a zip with the source .excalidraw as well as the exported .svg and .png files
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