I have a lot of svg images I want to include in a TeX-File.
So far I didn't have problems using the \usepackage{svg} with \includesvg.
However recently I've added a few more layers to the svg-files and now a lot of stuff is missing.
The resulting svg-tex.pdf files now have up to 61 pages and if I look into the svg-tex.pdf_tex files with texmaker I found the culprit: it only goes up to 50 pages:
\put(0,0){\includegraphics[width=\unitlength,page=50]{Sym_9999_svg-tex.pdf}}%
Putting the pages in manually like:
\put(0,0){\includegraphics[width=\unitlength,**page=51**]{Sym_9999_svg-tex.pdf}}%
does work, but would be very time inefficient (I have 100+ svg images) additionally the layers don't have the correct sequence and cover up text sometimes.
Does anyone have a solution for this problem?
If I open up the svg-image it shows up just fine.
One possibility would be to just export the svgs in one pdf file without the text as extra latex file, but this way I can't add formulas in Tex-Form.
