How do we input the r on multiple circles all at once?
Many times an exported LibreCAD .svg has circles that are .00001 so how can we do a correction all at once?
And;
I noticed we can put longer radii measurements into the svg. How can we change the length of the lines to a longer measurement?
It's incredible what extra data the svg format can hold. Then I noticed the longer r does not remain when the circle is moved. Although I want it to remain. Is there a way yet to do that?
Object >Transform >Scale, Apply to each object separately;
Upon selecting more than one circle, the Height & Width make rectangles so then the circles become oblong.
Alas, the mm in scale only goes to three decimals; I wanted longer than five decimals. To adjust the numbers in the radii of a bunch of circles with a single click.
How do we input the r on multiple circles all at once?
Many times an exported LibreCAD .svg has circles that are .00001 so how can we do a correction all at once?
And;
I noticed we can put longer radii measurements into the svg. How can we change the length of the lines to a longer measurement?
It's incredible what extra data the svg format can hold. Then I noticed the longer r does not remain when the circle is moved. Although I want it to remain. Is there a way yet to do that?
Thank you kindly.
I´d use Object->Transform->Scale: "Apply to each object separately"
Object >Transform >Scale, Apply to each object separately;
Upon selecting more than one circle, the Height & Width make rectangles so then the circles become oblong.
Alas, the mm in scale only goes to three decimals; I wanted longer than five decimals. To adjust the numbers in the radii of a bunch of circles with a single click.
If you change Edit>Preferences>Input/Ouput>Numbers>Numberic Precision to 15 for example.
It should leave the 'r' value unaffected when the circle is moved.
I don´t see any reason why this shouldn´t work from my testing before I replied.
Edit>Preferences>Input/Output> numbers? @inklinea
The tutorial did not expound upon the Inkscape Preferences Dialog in Inkscape: Guide to a Vector Drawing Program.
Never-mind @inklinea, Numeric Precision was found in Preferences > SVG output.