There is a classical way of removing background in Inkscape using Bezier curves. This is often quite lengthy process. Is it possible to remove the background of an object based on background color...
I use libre office impress, create a curly bracked, then save the slide to pdf. Then open the pdf with inkscape and copy paste the bracket into your inkscape document you are working with.
Problem Scenario: UserCelibra wants to use snap-to in inkscape, but it does not appear to be working reliably. Solution Use bounding-box snap mode to make the edges of the containing box act as the snap targets Place the mouse pointer closest to the edge to serve as the snap target Use snap-to-grid and set the grid lines to a large pixel size ...
Clipping in Inkscape keeps visible only the (parts of) selected objects which are under the clipping object. How can I change it (invert it) so that only the (parts of) selected objects that our not under the clipping object are kept visible?
I'm sorry if this is a very basic task, but I'm fail to find one for Inkscape. I want to make this logo a watermark. I need to make it translucent enough. How do I do this? The sphere is a bipmap ...
The biggest difficulty with Inkscape is getting the processes of GIMP or other image editors out of your head because this program needs a different approach. Instead of just using a selection tool then copy and pasting. You need to create a selection mask with a new layer and the shape of another object.
I would like to evenly space these objects, i.e. having the same distance on the left and on the right side of each object. How can this be accomplished?
In Inkscape, it alters between thicker/50% transparency (gray) and thin/solid black when changing the zoom. The screenshot renders it all the same, too, but it looks like one or the other when zooming in/out.
Here is how you outline an object in Inkscape. Ready? 1. Open vector image in Inkscape and make duplicate of original image (copy/paste). That way you can work on the duplicate image. 2. Choose View|Display Mode|Outline. This makes it easier to do the following steps. 3. Select duplicate image, then choose Path|Break Apart.
I want the sides of this SVG image trimmed: I tried opening it with Inkscape, selecting the region I want with the Rectangle tool and then Object → Clip → Set. But nothing happens.
