Hi there,
Is there any way to apply perspective modification to some object? ..Like skew? Inkscape is the best but I can not find out how to apply such modifications...
P.
Pawel, you're a learning machine today.
There is a great tutorial for this on Youtube Do a search on Youtube for Inkscape tutorials. Inkscape perspective.
Paweł Gęga wrote:
Hi there,
Is there any way to apply perspective modification to some object? ..Like skew? Inkscape is the best but I can not find out how to apply such modifications...
P.
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I'm sorry I forgot to mention. The option for perspective when you learn how to do it from the video is located under EFFECTS>MODIFY PATHS>PERSPECTIVE
Paweł Gęga wrote:
Hi there,
Is there any way to apply perspective modification to some object? ..Like skew? Inkscape is the best but I can not find out how to apply such modifications...
P.
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On 5/28/07, Joop B. Buker <info@...2215...> wrote:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GMbIPleMiZ0
Helped us here a lot.
Joop
Glad to hear it. :)
A smart commenter on my blog pointed something out to me. In the screencast, I said that you must convert multiple paths into a single path before doing the perspective transform. **THIS WAS INCORRECT!** You can just group the paths together (Ctrl-G I believe).
This is important because sometimes things go wonky when you group paths with openings in them (like text outlines converted to paths) or paths with different colours or line weights. By using grouping instead of joining paths you can retain paths of different colours and line thicknesses etc. after you do the perspective transform. It would have saved me a few headaches. But then again I'm learning as I go too. :)
RQ
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