I improvising this frog in brass to work out a work flow to do technical illustration i InkScape.
And i don't have a clue were I'm going.
/Tommy Hjalmarsson
A frog in brass
Re: A frog in brass
hjalle wrote:And i don't have a clue were I'm going.
Maybe not, but your frog looks pretty cool. I'm looking forward to seeing him finished
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Re: A frog in brass
He is amazing and scary.
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If someone asked it were practical to do a technical drawing in Inkscape, I would have said no Thanks for proving me wrong. The frog looks amazing and I hope you share a nice large version when it's finished.
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Practical no. I'm force to use my knowledge from paper and ink era. Yes I'm that old. InkScape don't help me mush, either do Adobe Illustrator (I guess, I don't use it very mush) to do technical illustration. I wouldn't use InkScape or Adobe Illustrator for technical illustration for a customer, smaller project maybe. Nowadays I use 3D max and render to vector (to line, not traced bitmap).
In InkScape I miss a function to select all line with a specific line with, I can't find it, if anyone know let me know.
And miss folders for layers.
In InkScape I miss a function to select all line with a specific line with, I can't find it, if anyone know let me know.
And miss folders for layers.
Re: A frog in brass
I don't know that you can select all paths of certain thickness. But in regards to missing "folders for layers" Inkscape can create layers within layers.
Re: A frog in brass
microUgly wrote:I don't know that you can select all paths of certain thickness. But in regards to missing "folders for layers" Inkscape can create layers within layers.
What!! layers within layers. I check this out on the spot, thanks.
Re: A frog in brass
Ok Sub layers that I can move around in the XML editor. It my cup of tee, a dream come true. Thank and thank again
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I'm so happy now microUgly.
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hjalle wrote:Ok Sub layers that I can move around in the XML editor.
You don't have to use the XML editor though. In case you didn't spot it, there's a layers palette (Shift + Ctrl + L) which lets you create and move around layers.
hjalle wrote:I'm so happy now microUgly.
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microUgly wrote: In case you didn't spot it, there's a layers palette (Shift + Ctrl + L) which lets you create and move around layers.
Yes I know, but it much easier to make (Understand)sublayer in the XLM editor. I use InkScape with Swedish language and the translation is no god, It's not the right "program words" and sometimes stupid. I try to install a English version of InkScape or if I can uninstall some kind of Swedish language pack for InkScape. I think I understand InkScape better and deeper in English.