While it's great that Inkscape tells me to use the "mesh tool" when I want to edit a specific mesh, I cannot seem to find where and how. Mind you, I'm still a beginner. For quite a long time now, but a beginner nevertheless.
So... I'd love to know where to find the mesh tool. I was under the impression that it would be in the tool area, but it's not. How do I remove meshes from the dropdown menu, btw? There's an excessive amount of meshes that are completely useless to me, and every time I want to apply an already existing mesh to a shape, it creates a new one. Renaming the meshes would be great too, btw!
Now the biggest question is: while I'm very thankful for the answer I hope I'll get here, I think it would be more productive that if Inkscape gives you hints like "use the mesh tool", that this message actually would be a link to that very tool. It would make Inkscape so much more intuitive.
Beginners' Questions Programme tells me to use Mesh Tool.
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While it's great that Inkscape tells me to use the "mesh tool" when I want to edit a specific mesh, I cannot seem to find where and how.
Mind you, I'm still a beginner. For quite a long time now, but a beginner nevertheless.
So... I'd love to know where to find the mesh tool. I was under the impression that it would be in the tool area, but it's not.
How do I remove meshes from the dropdown menu, btw? There's an excessive amount of meshes that are completely useless to me, and every time I want to apply an already existing mesh to a shape, it creates a new one. Renaming the meshes would be great too, btw!
Now the biggest question is: while I'm very thankful for the answer I hope I'll get here, I think it would be more productive that if Inkscape gives you hints like "use the mesh tool", that this message actually would be a link to that very tool. It would make Inkscape so much more intuitive.
https://prnt.sc/jhgT76tEcj2G (safe link. It's a screenshot made with Lightshot)
Don't use mesh but the tool is second button below the A (text tool).
Square shape slightly rotated with squares on corner.
Gradients can auto-delete: