I put in inkscape a drawing of a bird wing for whirligigs. I used the Bezier tool first, then Right click on the line of the image. A box appears around the image. I Click Duplicate and try to move the image below the first image and the whole page moves downward. Don't know what i'm doing wrong. I hope someone can help me. Thanks in Advance
I put in inkscape a drawing of a bird wing for whirligigs. I used the Bezier tool first, then Right click on the line of the image. A box appears around the image. I Click Duplicate and try to move the image below the first image and the whole page moves downward. Don't know what i'm doing wrong. I hope someone can help me. Thanks in Advance
[left-click] selects an object. [shift+left-click] adds another object to the current selection. [left-click+drag] moves the current selection. [right-click] selects an object and shows the pop-up menu.
See above . I left clicked the object. I cannot get a box around the image. I have clicked and tried to drag but another copy of the page moves down below the Picture of the arm .
If I create a Circle or box in inkscape and click it ,i Will get a box around the image.
Your file is still a mess. I deleted all duplicates.To select&drag to move your path click on the contour as it don´t have a fill. Try it with the attached file:
This is the underlaying rastergraphic/bitmap under your drawing and there are 2 of it. And because your drawing has no fill color you need to select the stroke to highlight/select
I put in inkscape a drawing of a bird wing for whirligigs. I used the Bezier tool first, then Right click on the line of the image. A box appears around the image. I Click Duplicate and try to move the image below the first image and the whole page moves downward. Don't know what i'm doing wrong. I hope someone can help me.
Thanks in Advance
PS I'm not sure how to attach an image.
Click on this icon under the editor window:
I put in inkscape a drawing of a bird wing for whirligigs. I used the Bezier tool first, then Right click on the line of the image. A box appears around the image. I Click Duplicate and try to move the image below the first image and the whole page moves downward. Don't know what i'm doing wrong. I hope someone can help me.
Thanks in Advance
PS I'm not sure how to attach an image.
[left-click] selects an object. [shift+left-click] adds another object to the current selection. [left-click+drag] moves the current selection. [right-click] selects an object and shows the pop-up menu.
Much more detail available here. Inkscape keyboard and mouse reference | Inkscape
Please open Layers and Objects Panel for a cleaning; you have already duplicate drawing and image multiple times:
See above . I left clicked the object. I cannot get a box around the image. I have clicked and tried to drag but another copy of the page moves down below the Picture of the arm .
If I create a Circle or box in inkscape and click it ,i Will get a box around the image.
Your file is still a mess. I deleted all duplicates.To select&drag to move your path click on the contour as it don´t have a fill. Try it with the attached file:
Im sorry , I cant find the contour button . I looked in path but its not there.
Wait for the cursor of the Selector tool to change into the crossing arrows before click+drag to move:
Yes I do wait . Problem is I don't get the bounding box around the object .
thanks
please read above. thanks
Can you check this setting in Inkscape´s Preferences?
Yes , Both Objects and Box are showing up the same as example. Should ( Box outline) be checked?
I also downloaded the newest version 1.2.3.
What else can I do?
Does this look OK?
check the upload
The newest Inkscape version is 1.3.2 and the PDF import setting is ok and works here.
So this is what happens when I click inside the drawing to duplicate the arms
I get get dotted lines around around the page. Not the image.
This is the underlaying rastergraphic/bitmap under your drawing and there are 2 of it. And because your drawing has no fill color you need to select the stroke to highlight/select
it. All already said, described and shown.