Moini wrote:Didn't look at them yet, but just wanted to say thanks for testing the feature! Do you happen to have a cool picture / screenshot of a mesh object you built?

Off topic:

Trying to get the basic grasp of it. Working on a trophy. Had reached 2000 uploads at openclipart so it would be the newest in the cabinet.


Made this earlier:




Edit:
recent one:



With all the mentioned bugs I "rushed" it. Takes too long and hard to handle.
Also points out the conceptual problem of gradients linear colour interpolation. When trying to make a fade from a highlight to a shadow, the middle step will be way less saturated than necessary.
And for that step you would need adding an extra node (and set each node colour one by one...)
So generally it may be better to create a gradient map first for the target colours and apply it on the mesh so then you can go simple by setting mesh nodes greyscale.

Bryce just released the source tarball for the 0.92.2 pre-release (see
above), the final release is to be expected around Aug 7th.

I want to invite you all to test the pre-release. Especially the builds
for Windows should receive some extensive testing as I switched the
build system for this release (it's now built with MSYS2 instead of our
custom-built devlibs for those interested in the details).

Overall this should result in less bugs, some additional features and
maybe even slightly improved performance, but - as with all fundamental
changes - it might have introduced regressions we're not aware of.
Therefire please let me know if you find any new issues that might block
this release (we'll fall back to the way we built Inkscape before in
this case).

A full set of Windows builds (7z, exe, msi - x86/x64) is available from:
https://inkscape.org/en/~eduard.braun/g ... e-0922pre/