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Help Using Inkscape => Inkscape Beginners' Questions => Topic started by: kronos on July 31, 2017, 07:56:54 AM
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I've set snapping all
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But when I create box you see that vertices are always outside the grid. How to make box fills and snaps perfectly to grid ?
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As you can see, the handles of the square are snapped to the intersection of the grid lines. So it seems to be snapped properly.
But apparently the square has both a fill and a stroke. If you remove the stroke, there will be no overlap. Do you need instructions to remove the stroke?
I thought we had a recent new feature, which allows the stroke to be aligned differently relative to the path (along the centerline, the inside edge or outside edge). But I can't find it. Maybe it never has been created yet?
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By the way, I meant to also mention that there are a lot more snap controls in the main window, in case you didn't know.
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Do you need instructions to remove the stroke?
Yes, please. How to remove the stroke ?
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Object menu > Fill and Stroke > Stroke Paint tab
Click the big X button in the top-left area. Looks like this :rem:
Or you can do it without opening Fill and Stroke dialog. In the bottom-left corner of the main window, where you see the Fill and the Stroke indicators, right-click on the stroke bar, then choose Remove Stroke.
Or, you can hold the Shift key, and click the tiny X button on the far left end of the palette. (just above the fill and stroke indicators) X by itself will remove the fill. Shift-click will remove the stroke.
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Thank you so much @brynn
Everything snaps
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