Hello all,<br>Thanks for your responses,<br><br>You were right, the &quot;perspective tool&quot; I think about is more a &quot;distortion tool&quot;.<br>Concerning the 2geom lib, I think this is the way to do it. It may be quite hard for students like us to start with such a project but I think it&#39;s feasible. Why don&#39;t give it a try?
<br><br>Johan, if you want it and if the dev team accept it, you could be our &quot;tutor&quot; for this project.<br>Indeed the only things we need to&nbsp;get the project official in our school is a person in charge and a good requirements document.
<br>For this one, the wiki is well done, updating it will be sufficient.<br><br>We would be very proud to contribute to such a tool.<br><br>By the way, when I talk about &quot;Inkscape / GIMP raster graphics Editing Integration from GSoC 07&quot; I mean a scenario like this one :
<br>- right click on a graphic<br>- select &quot;Edit in external editor&quot;<br>- Gimp opens automatically itself on the graphic file<br>- Press the save button in Gimp<br>- Back to inkscape : the graphic is refreshed <br>
The command line for opening a file could be customizable in user preferences (People might like to open Photoshop instead for example)<br>This project seams to be feasible too.<br><br>Thanks for your support.<br>Steren<br>