I have created a file that contains a jpg image that I have clipped to a rectangle and I've placed 5 vector items (Santa, blur for santa shadow, heart, I, and Summer!) on top of the clipped image.
I duplicated these items (clipped image & vector items) and want to print it for sublimation.
For some reason, inkscape is not keeping my clipped image intact and printing strangely.
BTW, getting an error message saying, "Problem Uploading: Not enough space to upload this file." and the file is only 132kb. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
I have tried to release the clip and then set again and that makes no difference.
I've also taken the first clipped image and tried to just move it to the next area and print and it does the same thing.
To make it short I´d probably would export a high-res PNG and print this instead - what others have suggested in such cases is save-as PDF and print from PDF-viewer - but blur means "transparency" sometimes which might cause another issue.
Beyond the Basics Clipping Issue...
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I have created a file that contains a jpg image that I have clipped to a rectangle and I've placed 5 vector items (Santa, blur for santa shadow, heart, I, and Summer!) on top of the clipped image.
I duplicated these items (clipped image & vector items) and want to print it for sublimation.
For some reason, inkscape is not keeping my clipped image intact and printing strangely.
BTW, getting an error message saying, "Problem Uploading: Not enough space to upload this file." and the file is only 132kb. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
I have tried to release the clip and then set again and that makes no difference.
I've also taken the first clipped image and tried to just move it to the next area and print and it does the same thing.
To make it short I´d probably would export a high-res PNG and print this instead - what others have suggested in such cases is save-as PDF and print from PDF-viewer - but blur means "transparency" sometimes which might cause another issue.