Hello,
I just noticed that changing the color of a line won't change the color of the arrow-head. Is this on purpose? Is there are workaround other than drawing one's own arrow?
best regards Steffen
Quoth Steffen Glückselig on or about 2004-10-13:
Hello,
I just noticed that changing the color of a line won't change the color of the arrow-head. Is this on purpose? Is there are workaround other than drawing one's own arrow?
Ooh, ooh! I worked out how to fix this!
There's an example here:
http://yoyo.its.monash.edu.au/~trent/img/vector/auto-map/keyboard-template.s...
IIRC, you need to find / copy the relevant <marker> object and modify the path's style's stroke style (it should be #000000 by default).
-trent
On Thu, 14 Oct 2004 00:56:50 +1000, Trent Buck <fubarbaz@...104...> wrote:
I just noticed that changing the color of a line won't change the color of the arrow-head. Is this on purpose? Is there are workaround other than drawing one's own arrow?
Ooh, ooh! I worked out how to fix this!
There's an example here:
http://yoyo.its.monash.edu.au/~trent/img/vector/auto-map/keyboard-template.s...
IIRC, you need to find / copy the relevant <marker> object and modify the path's style's stroke style (it should be #000000 by default).
Shouldn't this be incorporated in the CVS?
best regards Steffen
Quoth Steffen Glückselig on or about 2004-10-14:
I just noticed that changing the color of a line won't change the color of the arrow-head. Is this on purpose? Is there are workaround other than drawing one's own arrow?
Ooh, ooh! I worked out how to fix this!
There's an example here:
http://yoyo.its.monash.edu.au/~trent/img/vector/auto-map/keyboard-template.s...
IIRC, you need to find / copy the relevant <marker> object and modify the path's style's stroke style (it should be #000000 by default).
Shouldn't this be incorporated in the CVS?
Well it's a document, not code. If you want to turn it into code I shan't stop you.
-trent
Shouldn't this be incorporated in the CVS?
Well it's a document, not code.
But that document - I think we are talking about marker.svg in share/markers/ - is managed via CVS, isn't it? And since this change - making it possible to change colors of arrow-heads - should get into future versions - does it? - this should get into the CVS. Or am I mistagken?
best regards Steffen
Quoth Steffen Glückselig on or about 2004-10-14:
Shouldn't this be incorporated in the CVS?
Well it's a document, not code.
But that document - I think we are talking about marker.svg in share/markers/ - is managed via CVS, isn't it? And since this change - making it possible to change colors of arrow-heads
- should get into future versions - does it? - this should get into the
CVS. Or am I mistagken?
To clarify: the example SVG I linked to uses several different head colors, but those colors are entered as individual markers (i.e. mDOT, mDOT_red, mDOT_green,...). This isn't feasible to add into CVS, since there are 256**3 different colors in a #RRGGBB namespace.
To do it `properly', you'd need to add code to Inkscape to change the `fill-style:#000000' part of markers to whatever the line's path style was. And even then, it'd only be correct for markers that use a fill and no path color (markers are essentially (currently?) just a path object).
So you see, there's quite a bit of coding *and* design work, and frankly I don't have the familiarity with C++ or the Inkscape codebase to do it.
-trent
To clarify: the example SVG I linked to uses several different head colors, but those colors are entered as individual markers (i.e. mDOT, mDOT_red, mDOT_green,...).
Oh, I see, the workaround was just another hardcoded color. I assumed that the value would cause Inkscape to change the color of the head to the color of the line by adding or substracting color-values.
So I was mistaken. Thanks for clarifying.
regards Steffen
--- Trent Buck <fubarbaz@...104...> wrote:
To do it `properly', you'd need to add code to Inkscape to change the `fill-style:#000000' part of markers to whatever the line's path style was. And even then, it'd only be correct for markers that use a fill and no path color (markers are essentially (currently?) just a path object).
So you see, there's quite a bit of coding *and* design work, and frankly I don't have the familiarity with C++ or the Inkscape codebase to do it.
Me and bulia were discussing this on jabber last night. Since I can compile again and havent got anything active going at the minute, I'll look into how doable it is. Like you say, its quite a bit of work so i cant promise timescales but I'll see what i can do. :)
Incidentally, markers can be more than just path objects, but only if you put more than just paths in the definition - at the minute we only have pretty simple ones.
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hi all
i'm working on graphics, for wich i need a clipart of a monitor. because i couldn't find any nice perstective pics of monitor, i draw some. they are not very nice, but work for me. exept that i can't resize them, because they get all mangled up. how come? isn't vector graphics all about lossless transformations?
i attached the file, with original, not resized drawing.
i need these for a flyer i'm creating in scribus. i'd really find useful any advice. otherwise, i'll have to use png exported pics...
regards, bostjan spetic
Hi Bostjan, Your monitors are resizing perfectly at this end using 041012 build and win2000.
vellum
----- Original Message ----- From: "Boštjan Špetič" <igzebedze@...82...> To: inkscape-user@lists.sourceforge.net Sent: Thursday, October 14, 2004 7:49 PM Subject: [Inkscape-user] problems with curves
hi all
i'm working on graphics, for wich i need a clipart of a monitor. because i couldn't find any nice perstective pics of monitor, i draw some. they are not very nice, but work for me. exept that i can't resize them, because they get all mangled up. how come? isn't vector graphics all about lossless transformations?
i attached the file, with original, not resized drawing.
i need these for a flyer i'm creating in scribus. i'd really find useful any advice. otherwise, i'll have to use png exported pics...
regards, bostjan spetic
See comments and workarounds and a fix plan here:
https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=995815&gro...
On Thu, 14 Oct 2004 00:56:50 +1000, Trent Buck <fubarbaz@...104...> wrote:
Quoth Steffen Glückselig on or about 2004-10-13:
Hello,
I just noticed that changing the color of a line won't change the color of the arrow-head. Is this on purpose? Is there are workaround other than drawing one's own arrow?
Ooh, ooh! I worked out how to fix this!
There's an example here:
http://yoyo.its.monash.edu.au/~trent/img/vector/auto-map/keyboard-template.svgIIRC, you need to find / copy the relevant <marker> object and modify the path's style's stroke style (it should be #000000 by default).
-trent
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participants (6)
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Boštjan Špetič -
bulia byak -
John Cliff -
Steffen Glückselig -
Trent Buck -
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