WpfDrawingSettings PixelWidth PixelHeight Have no effect

[dongzhaosheng73]

var setting = new WpfDrawingSettings() { IncludeRuntime = true, TextAsGeometry = true };
setting.PixelWidth = 100;
setting.PixelHeight = 100;
using (FileSvgReader converter = new FileSvgReader(setting))
{
	var draw = new DrawingImage(converter.Read(net.Stream));
	draw.Freeze();
	return draw;
}            

The DrawingImage generated is not width = 100 height = 100. The DrawingImage is still the original size of the vector image. Is there any problem with my setting?

[paulushub]

Currently, we do not transform the DrawingGroup, so this feature only works when creating static images.
You can try rescaling the output of the converter.Read(net.Stream).

[dongzhaosheng73]

Currently, we do not transform the DrawingGroup, so this feature only works when creating static images.
You can try rescaling the output of the converter.Read(net.Stream).

I want to make sure if changing the size of DrawingImage can reduce the memory usage?
I tried to change the DrawingGroup directly by modifying the Transform, and the size of the DrawingImage did change, but it didn't seem to decay at all when it was filled into the control. Memory is not reduced.

 var setting = new WpfDrawingSettings() { IncludeRuntime = true, TextAsGeometry = true,EnsureViewboxSize = false};
          
using (FileSvgReader converter = new FileSvgReader(setting))
{
	var drawGroup = converter.Read(net.Stream);
	drawGroup.Transform = new ScaleTransform(0.1, 0.1);
	var draw = new DrawingImage(drawGroup);
	draw.Freeze();
	return draw;
}

[paulushub]

I want to make sure if changing the size of DrawingImage can reduce the memory usage?

I am not sure it will. DrawingImage is basically still a vector drawing implementation of the ImageSource. It is not the actual rendered image, just the source of the image and applying a transformation only add a projection definition.