How does one move an object while preserving its gradient fill? Seems like when I move the object, the fill remains stationary while the object moves away.
Thanks, Wayne inkscape 0.42
On 8/5/05, wayne <iw@...519...> wrote:
How does one move an object while preserving its gradient fill? Seems like when I move the object, the fill remains stationary while the object moves away.
On the controls bar (above canvas) for the selector tool, on the right, there's a toggle button with gradient. You have this is behavior when this button is off (not pressed).
What's more interesting is why you have it off. It's on by default. Do you remember changing it? We've seen several such reports recently, so this starts to puzzle me.
On Friday 05 August 2005 06:27 am, bulia byak wrote:
On 8/5/05, wayne <iw@...519...> wrote:
How does one move an object while preserving its gradient fill? Seems like when I move the object, the fill remains stationary while the object moves away.
On the controls bar (above canvas) for the selector tool, on the right, there's a toggle button with gradient. You have this is behavior when this button is off (not pressed).
What's more interesting is why you have it off. It's on by default. Do you remember changing it? We've seen several such reports recently, so this starts to puzzle me.
Thanks for the tip. I must have turned it off in a previous session while exploring inkscape's features. Or perhaps it crashed after I turned it off.
Wayne
OTOH, moving an object with a gradient and with all four boxes checked will still get uor gradient markers left behind.
Sometimes I wonder if when you select such an object, you have to cast your selection net wide enough to catch your gradient markers as well as the object itself. I'll try that the next time I run into the problem.
But until then, the bug is not fised.
Ed
On 8/5/05, wayne <iw@...519...> wrote:
On Friday 05 August 2005 06:27 am, bulia byak wrote:
On 8/5/05, wayne <iw@...519...> wrote:
How does one move an object while preserving its gradient fill? Seems like when I move the object, the fill remains stationary while the object moves away.
On the controls bar (above canvas) for the selector tool, on the right, there's a toggle button with gradient. You have this is behavior when this button is off (not pressed).
What's more interesting is why you have it off. It's on by default. Do you remember changing it? We've seen several such reports recently, so this starts to puzzle me.
Thanks for the tip. I must have turned it off in a previous session while exploring inkscape's features. Or perhaps it crashed after I turned it off.
Wayne
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Quoting Edward Hume <edhume@...155...>:
Sometimes I wonder if when you select such an object, you have to cast your selection net wide enough to catch your gradient markers as well as the object itself.
That shouldn't be the case. The selection tool (F1) only keeps track of objects, not handles.
-mental
On Friday 05 August 2005 11:25 am, Edward Hume wrote:
OTOH, moving an object with a gradient and with all four boxes checked will still get uor gradient markers left behind.
Sometimes I wonder if when you select such an object, you have to cast your selection net wide enough to catch your gradient markers as well as the object itself. I'll try that the next time I run into the problem.
But until then, the bug is not fised.
Ed
I don't have that problem. It works fine for me as long as I have the gradient box checked. Checking all 4 boxes does not negate the effect of the gradient box.
Wayne Mandriva2005LE
On 8/5/05, Edward Hume <edhume@...155...> wrote:
OTOH, moving an object with a gradient and with all four boxes checked will still get uor gradient markers left behind.
I cannot reproduce this.
Sometimes I wonder if when you select such an object, you have to cast your selection net wide enough to catch your gradient markers as well as the object itself. I'll try that the next time I run into the problem.
No, of course you don't have to "select" gradient handles with selector.
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