It'd actually be nice to have this feature request applied:
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1012134&gro...
In the comments section, someone made this example:
http://www.yattaweb.it/wrapper-example.png
It would kind of be like the node sculpting feature, but with the selector interface, instead of having you select all the nodes. It seems like a neat thing to have to me. It would make perspective transforms much more intuitive, etc, etc.
Node sculpting kind of does that, yes, but it isn't quite the same.
Here is a link to the Blender wiki to give some idea of what I am talking about. Admittedly, this is 3D, but it has the gist of the idea.
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Yes, that is very similar to the lattice idea, although his "wrapper" has control handles and a lattice doesn't (at least as implemented in Blender, anyway)
--- Valerie VK <valerie_vk@...12...> wrote:
It'd actually be nice to have this feature request applied:
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1012134&gro...
In the comments section, someone made this example:
http://www.yattaweb.it/wrapper-example.png
It would kind of be like the node sculpting feature, but with the selector interface, instead of having you select all the nodes. It seems like a neat thing to have to me. It would make perspective transforms much more intuitive, etc, etc.
Node sculpting kind of does that, yes, but it isn't quite the same.
Here is a link to the Blender wiki to give some idea of what I am talking about. Admittedly, this is 3D, but it has the gist of the idea.
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Hi,
It reminds me of the Enveloppe effect of Corel Draw. That'd be great to have t in Inkscape! Similarily, you modified the box around the object.. You could also add or remove nodes on the wrapper.
See image attached.
Tibo
On 5/31/07, Elwin Estle <chrysalis_reborn@...12...> wrote:
Yes, that is very similar to the lattice idea, although his "wrapper" has control handles and a lattice doesn't (at least as implemented in Blender, anyway)
--- Valerie VK <valerie_vk@...12...> wrote:
It'd actually be nice to have this feature request applied:
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1012134&gro...
In the comments section, someone made this example:
http://www.yattaweb.it/wrapper-example.png
It would kind of be like the node sculpting feature, but with the
selector
interface, instead of having you select all the nodes. It seems like a neat thing to have to me. It would make perspective transforms much more intuitive, etc, etc.
Node sculpting kind of does that, yes, but it isn't quite the same.
Here is a link to the Blender wiki to give some idea of what I am talking about. Admittedly, this is 3D, but it has the gist of the idea.
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Thibaut Raballand wrote:
Hi,
It reminds me of the Enveloppe effect of Corel Draw. That'd be great to have t in Inkscape! Similarily, you modified the box around the object.. You could also add or remove nodes on the wrapper.
A (somewhat) similar feature that I liked was in v 7 of CorelDRAW as well, even if is was /slightly/ different. You could create a grid of say, 4 x 4, and then deform it by means of the control points, about like this:
example
I really like this feature, but I guess it would be possible to get the same effect with those 'control' meshes.
Claus
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