I really like the new palette at the bottom of my screen. But..., I noticed that Inkscape does not remember my Palette settings after I have quit Inkscape. Is that intentional?
Another question: Why does the random tree (as in effects) always appear (at least in my latest CVS inkscape version) at the top left corner *above* the page boundaries, instead of the center of the page. The latter would IMO be more user friendly.
Finally: When I select to fill an object with a radial gradient, Inkscape always selects to have the full transparency at the borders of the object and the none-transparency at the center of the object. That is fine, but often I just need to have it the other way around. What I do it manually edit the radial gradient to get it my way. It there a 'one-click' way to quickly reverse the gradient?
These are really minor issues, but any advice is highly appreciated.
Thanks.
On 4/26/06, Gijsbert Stoet <stoet@...679...> wrote:
I really like the new palette at the bottom of my screen. But..., I noticed that Inkscape does not remember my Palette settings after I have quit Inkscape. Is that intentional?
Jon, is it too difficult to store this in prefs?
Another question from me: What if we reduce the height of the palette a bit? Since it's not yet resizeable, we need to choose a good default, and right now IMHO it's too high.
Another question: Why does the random tree (as in effects) always appear (at least in my latest CVS inkscape version) at the top left corner *above* the page boundaries, instead of the center of the page. The latter would IMO be more user friendly.
To _really_ fix this, it should be ideally inserted into your current view, appropriately zoomed.
Ted: can you tell me how difficult it will be to add several new command line parameters passed to the effects:
- the bbox of the selection
- the bbox of the visible part of the canvas
- the current layer
Even if currently effects don't use this, it will be very useful for effect authors, and can potentially make all effects much more usable.
Finally: When I select to fill an object with a radial gradient, Inkscape always selects to have the full transparency at the borders of the object and the none-transparency at the center of the object. That is fine, but often I just need to have it the other way around. What I do it manually edit the radial gradient to get it my way. It there a 'one-click' way to quickly reverse the gradient?
Yes, Shift+R in Gradient tool.
-- bulia byak Inkscape. Draw Freely. http://www.inkscape.org
bulia byak wrote:
Ted: can you tell me how difficult it will be to add several new command line parameters passed to the effects:
the bbox of the selection
the bbox of the visible part of the canvas
the current layer
Even if currently effects don't use this, it will be very useful for effect authors, and can potentially make all effects much more usable.
I hope we can hookup python extensions with access to inkscape internals before this is necessary. Starting to build to much complexity, IMHO.
Aaron Spike
On Apr 26, 2006, at 12:30 PM, bulia byak wrote:
On 4/26/06, Gijsbert Stoet <stoet@...679...> wrote:
I really like the new palette at the bottom of my screen. But..., I noticed that Inkscape does not remember my Palette settings after I have quit Inkscape. Is that intentional?
Jon, is it too difficult to store this in prefs?
Not difficult to store. The trick is just to figure out a good way to store things.
Given that I'm working in a layers dialog skeleton for Mental now, I was going to attack that at the same time. Having two things to play with makes for a better setup on storing prefs. Eventually we'll want a large number of items in the panels.
Another question from me: What if we reduce the height of the palette a bit? Since it's not yet resizeable, we need to choose a good default, and right now IMHO it's too high.
At the moment it's going with the minimal height that GTK+ thinks it can have. Before final freeze I'll have something worked out to allow that to be changed.
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