Subject: Forum activity on: How to match a color from an already existing .png file.
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To: [email-masked]
Date: Fri, 01 Aug 2025 04:29:45 -0000

Dear ILikeArt,

A new post on the topic "How to match a color from an already existing .png file." by Tyler Durden:
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From the Manual:Pick opacity disabled:  The color picked is as shown on the screen. For example, picking the color from an object with a dark blue fill but an opacity of 50% would result in a light blue color with an opacity of 100%. Opacity of set object not changed.Pick opacity enabled, Assign alpha disabled:  The color picked is the color that the object would have if its opacity was 100%. A dark blue object with an opacity of 50% would result in a dark blue color (an opacity of 100%). Opacity of set object not changed.Pick opacity enabled, Assign opacity enabled:  The color and opacity are both copied from the picked object. A dark blue object with an opacity of 50% would result in a light blue color composed of a dark blue fill with an opacity of 50%. Opacity of set object changed. Note: This is only applicable if the color is picked from an object with transparency that is not over another object.http://tavmjong.free.fr/INKSCAPE/MANUAL/html/Attributes-Fill-Stroke.html#Attributes-Color-Dropper
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Link: http://www.inkscape.org/forums/questions/how-to-match-a-color-from-an-already-existing-png-file/#c81521

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