I'm trying to add an extra red curve above grey one. I would like to avoid manual scaling. Is there an automatic option for this kind of task. https://i.postimg.cc/FHMWLZk0/Untitled-18.png
Slowly figuring out that using clones are a very valuable tech. Like in this example, trying to distribute 60 "click marks" around a circle. Didn't know what size to make the click marks. Using clones allowed me to manipulate the master to get the size I wanted to fit the circle.
If I remember, I did the same thing creating a fill pattern. I didn't know the final size I wanted. Created the master. Cloned it. Converted the clone to a pattern fill. Then manipulated the master to get exactly what I wanted.
Yes, I learned from Imppao (take a look at his YT channel I you don't know, it's a must see) the powerful use of clones to modify patterns, but also markers.
I'm not that used to Clone_original LPE, but it seems a more versatile tool than regular clones, and a promising tool. It allows you to choose which attributes you wanna clone.
I'd turn on subtitles and set translation to english in parameters. It's not perfect but generally once you spot the recurrent translation errors, you understand well.
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I'm trying to add an extra red curve above grey one. I would like to avoid manual scaling. Is there an automatic option for this kind of task.
https://i.postimg.cc/FHMWLZk0/Untitled-18.png
No one-button solution, but maybe this:
Thank you. I also used this method in the end. I just wanted to ask if maybe there is another way.
Another Tyler Tip I will have to bookmark! 😁
Another way, that remains editable :
The advantage of this method is that you can :
David -
Slowly figuring out that using clones are a very valuable tech. Like in this example, trying to distribute 60 "click marks" around a circle. Didn't know what size to make the click marks. Using clones allowed me to manipulate the master to get the size I wanted to fit the circle.
If I remember, I did the same thing creating a fill pattern. I didn't know the final size I wanted. Created the master. Cloned it. Converted the clone to a pattern fill. Then manipulated the master to get exactly what I wanted.
Yes, I learned from Imppao (take a look at his YT channel I you don't know, it's a must see) the powerful use of clones to modify patterns, but also markers.
I'm not that used to Clone_original LPE, but it seems a more versatile tool than regular clones, and a promising tool. It allows you to choose which attributes you wanna clone.
Yeah - I forgot about markers!
https://www.youtube.com/@imppaofree ?
I sort discovered the power of clones last year when trying to create new celtic key patterns. My old method was simply impossible.
@David248: Great minds think alike... https://inkscape.org/forums/wip/complex-paths/#c34103
(...but fools seldom differ.)
Exactly.
I'd turn on subtitles and set translation to english in parameters. It's not perfect but generally once you spot the recurrent translation errors, you understand well.