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Is possible to replicate the attached tutorial ?
The pdf was originally downloaded from drawplus forum.
I try, but i only change the normal line to a dot sequence...
Thanks
Is possible? (change the line style)
Is possible? (change the line style)
I'm new to inkscape, with no graphic experience... please, be patient
Is possible to replicate the attached tutorial ?
The pdf was originally downloaded from drawplus forum.
I try, but i only change the normal line to a dot sequence...
Thanks
Is possible to replicate the attached tutorial ?
The pdf was originally downloaded from drawplus forum.
I try, but i only change the normal line to a dot sequence...
Thanks
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Last edited by lospo on Fri May 21, 2010 9:07 am, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Is possible? (change the line style)
Your file doesn't appear to be attached. Perhaps you can provide a link to the forum where you found the tutorial.
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Note that you shouldn't post files on sites unless you have copyright permission to do so.
Re: Is possible? (change the line style)
Sorry, now i'v attached a JPG
Re: Is possible? (change the line style)
It probably cannot be recreated exactly. However, something like it could be done using the Patern along path path effect.
here is what I would do:
1) create several (very) small rectangles, the same thickness as you want the line. copy them a couple of times
2) use the align and distribute dialogue to create a strait line with appropriate amounts of bumps from those rectangles
3) Do path -> Union to make the rectangles one object
5) draw the 'original paths'
6) use the pattern along path, with "repeated stretched" selected
here is what I would do:
1) create several (very) small rectangles, the same thickness as you want the line. copy them a couple of times
2) use the align and distribute dialogue to create a strait line with appropriate amounts of bumps from those rectangles
3) Do path -> Union to make the rectangles one object
5) draw the 'original paths'
6) use the pattern along path, with "repeated stretched" selected