You can simply do it directly in QGIS via (works both 2.18 and 3.0Layer Properties > Draw Effects > Effect Properties.3)
Layer Properties > Draw Effects > Effect Properties
Open your SVG "LayerLayer Properties"Properties and click "DrawDraw Effects"Effects and then open the Star symbol "CustomizeCustomize effects"effects 
.
Then use "Colorise"Colorise as an "EffectEffect type"type
References:
You can simply do it directly in QGIS (works both 2.18 and 3.0.3)
Layer Properties > Draw Effects > Effect Properties
Open your SVG "Layer Properties" and click "Draw Effects" and then open the Star symbol "Customize effects" .
Then use "Colorise" as an "Effect type"
References:
You can simply do it directly in QGIS via Layer Properties > Draw Effects > Effect Properties.
Open your SVG Layer Properties and click Draw Effects and then open the Star symbol Customize effects .
Then use Colorise as an Effect type
References:
You can simply do it directly in QGIS (works both 2.18 and 3.0.3)
Layer Properties > Draw EffectEffects > Effect Properties
Open youyour SVG Layer Properties"Layer Properties" and click "Draw Effect"Effects" and then open the Star symbol "Customize effects" .
Then use "Colorise" as an "Effect type"
References:
You can simply do in QGIS (works both 2.18 and 3.0.3)
Layer Properties > Draw Effect > Effect Properties
Open you SVG Layer Properties and click "Draw Effect" and then open the Star symbol "Customize effects"
Then use "Colorise" as an "Effect type"
You can simply do it directly in QGIS (works both 2.18 and 3.0.3)
Layer Properties > Draw Effects > Effect Properties
Open your SVG "Layer Properties" and click "Draw Effects" and then open the Star symbol "Customize effects" .
Then use "Colorise" as an "Effect type"
References:
You can simply do in QGIS (works both 2.18 and 3.0.3)
Layer Properties > Draw Effect > Effect Properties
Open you SVG Layer Properties and click "Draw Effect" and then open the Star symbol "Customize effects"
Then use "Colorise" as an "Effect type"
You can simply do in QGIS
Layer Properties > Draw Effect > Effect Properties
Open you SVG Layer Properties and click "Draw Effect" and then open the Star symbol "Customize effects"
Then use "Colorise" as an "Effect type"
You can simply do in QGIS (works both 2.18 and 3.0.3)
Layer Properties > Draw Effect > Effect Properties
Open you SVG Layer Properties and click "Draw Effect" and then open the Star symbol "Customize effects"
Then use "Colorise" as an "Effect type"
