An extension for Inkscape that creates jigsaw shaped pieces. Options for back, and single-cut pieces. Creates a jigsaw puzzle for laser cutting. - set dimensions in various units, - number of pieces in X,Y, - randomness and size of tabs, - rounded corners, and a backing as an option. - packed neatly for minimal cutting. Uses minimal lines to optimize for laser cutting (e.g. when using packed backboard). [Edited to work in Inkscape 1.0+] [Install from "Manage Extensions" on Extensions Tab for a simpler life] --- Review by Martin Owens on May 12 2021 2:05 PM pytest coverage 0% pylint score 0.36/10 Working in Inkscape 1.1 - 1.3
Instrument_scale. Create a linear or circular arc display suitable for various kinds of panel meter. Settings for range, tick marks, labels, and angles for the circular option. Many minor improvements to label placement, corner cases fixed, etc. Useful unicode char for Temperature = ° Appears under Extensions/Render Inkscape 1.0 - 1.3
Add crop marks visible over dark bleeds
This script create a circle of clones around each selected element, using --ray as the distance of the object center to the clone center. Each clone is rotated (360/--num-clones), making all bottom sides to point to the center. Now support "ray length unity".
Simple extension to render IFS fractals from a base image, by repeatedly duplicating and transforming selected objects. Transformations are specified as matrices, and should be contractive (i.e., shinking). This can potentially make a large number of objects, but for a small number of iterations and transformations the results should be reasonable.
This Extension allows you to embed a python script in the svg document, in that script you can define vars and functions (any python code really)... Then you can create parametric attributes in your svg objects. a parametric attribute is an attribute prefixed with parametric namespace, this attribute can contain any valid python expression which will be evaluated by this extension and the result will be set to the real attribute (without namespace) for example: # Import utilities from pyscript import svg import math # Simple rotation # 1. Get the Element element = ink.select_first('#arrow') # 2. Parse the element path = svg.PathObject( node = element ) # 3. Rotate path path.rotate( math.radians ( 30 ) ) # take into account inkscape inverted coordinate system # 4. Update element path.commit() Project page: https://gitlab.com/mnesarco/inkscape-pyscript
This Inkscape extension creates QR codes that contain your personal business card information in a standardized machine readable format (vCard 4.0), so you can quickly share your info by just letting another person scan your QR code with their mobile phone, e.g. when meeting people at a conference or business fair. It contains fields for both private and business information. All fields except for the name field are optional. Consider creating different codes for private and business events. The most up-to-date version can be found at https://gitlab.com/moini_ink/vcard-qr-code-creator Inspired by Sergey Vedernikov's vCard QR Code generator extension. Installation ============ Copy the files in the src/ directory into the user extensions directory (see 'Inkscape Preferences > System' for the exact location) and relaunch Inkscape. Usage ===== In Inkscape, you can find the extension in Extensions > Render > Barcode > vCard QR Code. The 'Full name' field is the only required field. Each field has an info text with an example which appears when you hover above it with the mouse cursor. Formatting is important! Email addresses, links to images / GPG keys and your birthday must be formatted correctly. The extension will automatically determine the correct QR code size. As QR codes have a limited size (less than 3000 characters), it may happen that the extension tells you that the text is too long. You can then reduce the error correction level to gain capacity and / or shorten/remove some of your data from the form. When you have entered all the information that you would like to appear in your vCard, click on 'Apply'. This will add a QR code to your document. Test the QR code with your phone's QR code scanner. Use: print it on your business card, share it on your website, copy it to your phone, … License ======= Main code: GPLv2 or higher Validation code for email addresses and urls: MIT
Adds the Codabar bar code to the bar-codes render extension. This should run on all platforms.