Thanks @Moini , I will try.

Can we do GIF like animations using Inkscape ? If yes, how ? Thanks.

@druban , I meant no disrespect in my post. I was trying to say that my technique might be wrong because I had no proper guidance. @Moini has helped me with different doubts before and I am sure he will never try to insult me. This whole thread has a friendly tone from all participants. That is why ...

Finally got the solution. Used " node to corner " option suggested by @brynn. Works now :happy:

Thanks @Moini .Looks like it works fine when used on Windows 10. There was a similar distortion in the " head " part when viewing through Inkscape window in Windows 10. But that was just a visual aberration. It turns out that there is nothing wrong when we export the PNG. For now that says...

I tried Windows 10 and Inkscape in it to draw the same icon. This time I drew the " tail " by hand than stroke. Sadly the aberration came in the " head " of the chat bubble this time. Attaching the exported PNG. chat bubble dual tone 256.png Also attaching the Windows 10 made SVG.

This how I created the " tail ". Even this new one has the aberration at the bottom

I was working on a chat bubble and finished it. It is full of " stroke " generated from " fill ". While everything looked fine, in the end there appeared an aberration at the bottom part. But the exported image do not have it. Attaching Inkscape screenshot and exported image. Tha...

Thanks @druban

Luckily the " Rounded Corner " extension somehow worked for me. Thanks Polygon

There is no such option for me for path effects > +

I found a " fillet and chamfer " and " Rounded Corner " extension. Sadly, when I try them, none of the corners gets rounded. Not sure what I am doing wrong.

Thanks @Polygon . Under which menu we can find the fillet/chamfer option ?

Ok. The reason I asked is because Inkscape teased something like this on Twitter a few days back. Probably it was a part of 1.0 beta.

There is an answer from " kcpr " in the link below. But I am not able to understand it. Can you help ?

https://superuser.com/questions/640954/ ... -of-shapes

Thanks. I am using version 0.92.4

Thanks @druban

Where can I find the dynamic offset option ? I heard there is a fillet /chamfer option available. Is it useful "?

Thanks. A screenshot from my side ?

Is it possible to change the corners of a hand-drawn " E " into curves individually ? If yes, kindly explain how. Thanks.

Thank you. I relied on the " Inspect element " in the end. In the Bootstrap documentation, they have some data on how they use grey shades ranging from 100 to 900. Luckily there was this link which we could rely on. Update : My repo got merged to Inkscape's Gitlab repo. The Bootstrap 5 col...

Thanks @Druban I figured out how to create a palette. Please check the link in the first post. It has colours listed which will be part of Bootstrap 5. There is a 10x10 table. Only 10 primary colours are available as hex codes. Others are $red-100, $red-200, $red-300 etc. I am trying to figure out w...

If you see how colours are defined in this palette, they are based on an initial hex value

https://codepen.io/emdeoh/full/WNNojyz

Is there any method using which we can define them all as hex codes ?

Found the solution here

https://github.com/olibia/inkscape-generate-palette

As you can see, Black takes the left extreme and White takes the right. All other colours are arranged based on hex code between these shades. I am attaching the gpl file, just in case that changes anything. There is a specific order of hex codes as how it arranged between Black and White.

Thank you. Just wondering if we can do something through the GUI though. Earlier, I tried with space after each " set ". That too ended up with the same as above.

I was able to create a .gpl file colour palette which is working fine with Inkscape. Sadly, the colours auto arranged themselves in some funny order. Probably from ffffff to 000000. All I had to do was create rectangles of desired hex colours and then save as .gpl using Inkscape. Now that I have pla...