Seems to me there could be a way to do a rough texture like the material on a tennis ball using Inkscape.
Can you provide some approximation which gives some realism, perhaps a particle effect of some kind? Anything which would be give some roughness/fuzziness to the traditional glass/metal sphere.
Tennis ball texture - how to?
Re: Tennis ball texture - how to?
I think filters are the tool for that, but I'm not sure if you can find those in the official version (0.46). You can try downloading a development version (if you're on windows don't - dev version on windows is unstable at the moment).
Search for inkscape filters on openclipart.org, maybe you can find exact texture you're looking for.
Search for inkscape filters on openclipart.org, maybe you can find exact texture you're looking for.
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Re: Tennis ball texture - how to?
Thanks, I found a likely candidate which worked out well.
Re: Tennis ball texture - how to?
Im pretty sure heathenX did a screencast based on chrisdesign they have a sports school tutorial section and one covers tennis balls they achieved the texture using a couple of interesting methods all in vector, may be worth a quick look on their pages.