A larger raster image does help. -Resized the original with gimp to 45 px / 45 px, with no interpolation set.- Great, that does it! Thanks :) For the record: as I also wanted to do this by command line, I found this to work, using potrace: Install Imagemagick and potrace . Then on CLI do (for an im...

I'm having a similar problem but can't get it right. I want the left image (a 15x15px bmp I imported into inkscape) to be vectorized without any smoothing at all. The vector image needs to look identical to the original. In the trace bitmap dialog it looks perfect (I use brightness cutoff 0.650), bu...

This has been incorporated in the 0.92 release of Inkscape: 0.92 release notes, mirror symmetry.
Demonstration video here: Mirror Simmetry LPE for Inkscape

They are coming out of a smartphone. After that, it's up to you what you see in it
It's not a commission or anything, it's just an image that popped into my head...

So here's another one, different style altogether. I love clean, flowing curves. Called it "Smart kiss". This one got to be a staff pick on Tumblr and yours truly was very surprised to get 1400+ likes/reblogs out of nowhere :D People love kisses ;) http://40.media.tumblr.com/4618b18e9d7896...

Espermaschine wrote:Beautiful !
I especially love how the body is only made of three light and shadow zones !

Thank you Espermaschine!

One of the latest things I did, which I called "Nudescape 01" http://41.media.tumblr.com/72b7eb3c69807461e1b68271a2ff2984/tumblr_o3xv63SWlU1s60wtho1_1280.png Here it is on Tumblr , Instagram , Pinterest , Society6 , Redbubble . If you have a profile on one of these and like the image, plea...

So I've been regularly using Inkscape for a couple of years now and making a lot of stuff with it, so I thought it might be a good idea to share some of it here, and also follow a bit more the work of you guys here. I'm not an Inkscape wizard at all, but the program just fits me remarkably, I just l...

I wonder if it helps to click "This affects me" in the bug report. I always do, hoping that it will gain some importance... Would love syntax highlighting too.

I sometimes seem to have the same problem (that double-click with node-tool doesn't add node), so I usually use Alt+Ctrl+leftclick, that always seems to work.

Box-select them all, then transform (Shift+Ctrl+M) also works AFAIK.

Thanks to ~suv clarifications on the bug report ( #1520341 ): - circular gradient being skewed with object is not a bug (and can be avoided by Lazur's workaround mentioned above) - axes' angle changing upon transform probably is to be considered a bug. Bug report title and description edited accordi...

OK. But I don't think this behaviour can be intentional or desired, as the angle between the gradient axes changes in an unusable way. It could be intentional or desirable if the angle between the gradient axes would keep matching the skew angle (angle between sides of skewed rectangle) when you man...

It does make the circular gradient unusable. Try to tweak a circular gradient in a skewed rectangle, you'll quickly see it's unusable.

Posted it here: https://bugs.launchpad.net/inkscape/+bug/1520341

I had a try searching for "skew gradient" but nothing showed up. I'll make a bug report, now that I have the animated GIF.

Here's what I mean with the gradient axes angle changing (it's an animated gif, hope it displays well). I made a rectangle, skewed it, added circular gradient, then dragged the gradient axes' endpoints away. Pay attention in the last steps to the angle between the axes of the gradient, it becomes sm...

Make a rectangle, skew it, change the fill to circular gradient -> the gradient axes are "skewed" also (angle no longer 90°). This might be interesting (it makes a kind of "perspective" gradient), although not always desired. But when the axes' endpoints are then moved (stretched...

It's how it works in Krita and Synfig. A "transform layer" (eg. blur) has effect on all layers below it in the stack, basically. (See eg. http://wiki.synfig.org/Rotate_Layer)

The kind of manipulative layers the OP talks about exist in Krita (an open source combined raster and vector drawing program) and in Synfig Studio (open source vector animation, steep learning curve). They are interesting, but as Inkscape is trying to follow as closely as possible the SVG standards,...

There's also Edit -> Select same.
You can select an object, then do Edit -> Select Same -> Fill Color.

This only works for objects having exactly the same color of course.

Maybe somewhat off-topic, but related to easily selecting/deselecting: are there other inkscape users interested in the feature request " rubber band/drag DEselect objects "? If so, maybe clicking the "Does this bug affect you" link above the description might help attract attent...

OK, got it. For those interested, here's how I fixed it: - select an object that had the pattern and duplicate it - move the duplicate to an empty space on the canvas, just to avoid confusion - do Pattern to Object -> the object (text) appeared on canvas - transform this new object (text) to paths (...

I'll give that a try in a few hours when I'm before the right pc, but the problem I have is that I can't select the pattern. I only have objects with the pattern as fill, and the xml description in the "dev" section. I suppose I deleted the original pattern (can't remember). So how do I se...

Normally, the portable app would be the "cleanest" install, I think, meaning that all related files will be confined to 1 directory of your choice. To "uninstall", you would simply need to remove the directory. See Portable apps support : Delete the AppNamePortable folder to comp...