Inkscape for windows
by Leopold Palomo Avellaneda
Dear people,
first off all I have to say that I'M NOT A WINDOWS USER.
After, my boss, that is a windows user, would like to use inkscape. We have
tried to install it and basically we didn't have any problem. The question is
that we would like to know which dependencies needs inkscape to run in
windows, because we cannot use any import feature. So, we cannot open any ps,
eps, etc file.
We have tried to install python and perl, (without any success, or the import
feature doesn't work four us), but I have to say that I don't know very much
the windows platform (I'm very happy with the apt-get ;-)
So, please, could you tell me which software is necessary/recommend to run a
full inkscape in the Win platform? Somethink like to build it: x, y, z: To
run it, xa, yb, etc.
Best regards,
Leo
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17 years, 1 month
Nodes
by Hibbs, Phil
I have a couple of questions/suggestions about nodes.
1. Is it possible to insert new nodes on a path, kind of a 'reverse
simplify', preferably "insert new node at cursor position".
2. I would like to create shapes that exactly match other shapes, at least
in part. This would involve duplicating nodes from other shapes. Currently
this can be done with many steps, such as duplicating the other shape,
creating a new shape that overlaps it, and using a boolean operation to cut
away the new shape so that it matches the edge of the other shape. I could
do this a lot easier if I could just select a node on the current image and
get Inkscape to make it exactly match the closest node on the adjacent
object. A few iterations of the above option (add a node near the cursor)
and this option (snap current node to nearest node) would give me what I
want.
3. With the Node Editing tool selected, is there a way of selecting the next
or previous object? Ideally I'd like a keyboard shortcut for this. I know
the concept of "next" and "previous" object is not very strong, so something
similar such as being able to bind a keyboard shortcut to selecting a
particular object would do, so I could bind, say, Shift-1 and Shift-2 to the
two objects and switch selection between them this way.
Are there any features like these already that I don't know about?
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Technical Consultant
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18 years, 1 month
Vectorize option
by Tunnuz
Hi,
I have seen that in Flash MX by Macromedia, there's a nice option,
they take a bitmap photo and they "vectorize" transforming it in a
group of vectorial spots. I wanted to know if there is a similar
option in Inkscape :)
PS: The problem with the font cache was resolved by formatting the
iBook and reinstalling X11. :|
Tommaso
18 years, 1 month
Can't import postscript
by Amelie Veron
Hi,
I am a completely new user and I installed inkscape mainly to manipulate postscript files.
The installation was done with inkscape-0.42.2.x86.package on suse 9.0.
My problem is that I can't seem to be able to import .ps files doing
"File -> Import " and setting the filter to "All files". Inkscape tells me that it is unable to load the (.ps) file I choose.
Here are the error messages I get :
- when starting inkscape
inkscape: /usr/bin/../lib/libpng12.so.0: no version information available (required by inkscape)
although pkg-config and libpng12-config are able to find a version :
>pkg-config --modversion libpng12
1.2.5
>libpng12-config --version
1.2.5
- when trying to import a ps file
/[...]/blah.ps:1: parser error : Start tag expected, '<' not found
%!PS-Adobe-2.0 EPSF-1.2
^
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Amelie
18 years, 2 months
Re: Inkscape on MacOS X: great, but...
by H.Fagard
On Sept 27, Bulia Byak wrote:
> > 2. Many keyboard shortcuts do not work as explained in the tutorial:
>
>Thanks, I added your report to this bug:
I've just found out that this might be caused by a bug in Apple's
X11, not in Inkscape. On a French Usenet newsgroup
(fr.comp.os.mac-os.x) one of the contributors to the French version
of OpenOffice explains that "in the X11 version provided by Apple the
Alt key is de-activated because the kb extension is not loaded when
X11.app is launched". He also says that he has compiled a X11 version
with this extension, and it works fine. He has reported this bug to
Apple and it seems to appear now as "duplicate" so they wait until
Apple has resolved it.
Herve
18 years, 2 months
how do I...?
by Scott
How do i get my messages to post normally?
As opposed to having all this extra crap cluttering up the actual message?
18 years, 2 months
Bug report gone?
by Bungee
I put up a bug report about editing text when we had the bug party, then added
extra information when I saw a comment yesterday.
Now the whole report seems to have vanished. What gives?
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Bungee
18 years, 2 months
Re: Using downloaded fonts and clipart (kuswanto)
by Scott
Thanks Kuswanto
that sounds pretty simple, I might even be able to DO that!
another question, how do I get my messages here to read normally. i.e.
without all the computer-ese everywhere?
18 years, 2 months
Re: [Inkscape-user] how to "envelope" or "paste into" a picture
by RoSourceforge
Sorry, I'm really dazed !!
Hi people,
thanks to your helps I tried again the steps Phil noticed me.
I saw that after the assigning of a new Pattern to fill the shape, Inkscape
shows three powerfull handsets to manage the picture. There is an handset
to move the picture into the shape, one to rotate it and one to scale it.
Powerfull, really powerfull, better than in many other editors (es. the
heavy macromedia freehand)
R.
At 16.54 28/09/2005, you wrote:
>Quoting RoSourceforge <rosae@...16...>:
>
> > Hi people,
> >
> > I'm just trying using Inkscape.
> >
> > I need to paste a picture into a round object, a circle.
> >
> > Is it possible ?
>
>Yes. Probably the easiest way is to import the picture, then make
>it into a tiled pattern with Alt+I.
>
>Then you can use the picture as the fill for a shape. You might
>need to use the node or gradient tool to move/scale the pattern to
>fit the way you need.
>
>-mental
>
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18 years, 2 months
