Is it possible to define an border of an object inside it?That is to say, by reducing the width of the background without changing the external dimension of the object.
Thank you in advance.
Are you talking probably of Path->Inset on a duplicate here in magenta color?
Thank you for your answer.Specifically, I would like to get, on the attached figure, the gray border inside the left figure, not outside.
Same procedure as above:
Color your shape with the dark hue
Duplicate the shape and use either "Path->Inset" a few times till you get the desired "Stroke width" or Path->Linked Offset to adjust the width:
Amazing!It works perfectlyThanks a lot.π
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Is it possible to define an border of an object inside it?
That is to say, by reducing the width of the background without changing the external dimension of the object.
Thank you in advance.
Are you talking probably of Path->Inset on a duplicate here in magenta color?
Thank you for your answer.
Specifically, I would like to get, on the attached figure, the gray border inside the left figure, not outside.
Same procedure as above:
Color your shape with the dark hue
Duplicate the shape and use either "Path->Inset" a few times till you get the desired "Stroke width" or Path->Linked Offset to adjust the width:
Amazing!
It works perfectly
Thanks a lot.π