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Design Made Easy with Inkscape

You're reading from   Design Made Easy with Inkscape A practical guide to your journey from beginner to pro-level vector illustration

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Product type Paperback
Published in Apr 2023
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781801078771
Length 360 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Table of Contents (21) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Part 1: Finding Your Way Around
2. Chapter 1: The Inkscape Interface FREE CHAPTER 3. Chapter 2: Moving and Styling Shapes 4. Chapter 3: Drawing Shapes with the Shape Tools 5. Chapter 4: Automatic Shape Alignment in Inkscape 6. Chapter 5: Node Editing – Modifying Your Shapes with Nodes and Curves 7. Part 2: Advanced Shape Editing
8. Chapter 6: Fast Shape Editing with Path Operations and the Shape Builder Tool 9. Chapter 7: Using Text in Inkscape 10. Chapter 8: Advanced Shading and Coloring 11. Chapter 9: Clips and Masks 12. Chapter 10: Automation with Clones and Linked Files 13. Part 3: Inkscape’s Power Tools
14. Chapter 11: Organization Using Layers 15. Chapter 12: Live Path Effects 16. Chapter 13: Filters and Extensions 17. Chapter 14: Vectorizing with Trace Bitmap 18. Chapter 15: Document Properties, Pages, Exporting, and Printing 19. Index 20. Other Books You May Enjoy

Stacking Path Effects

You may have noticed that the Path Effects dialog looks a bit like the Layers and Objects dialog that we saw in the previous chapter. As we add effects, we can see they stack up in a similar fashion. Using our mice as an example, we could add a Bend path effect to bend our whole ring of munching mice, as shown in Figure 12.10.

Figure 12.10 – Stacking a Bend path effect with a Rotate copies path effect

Figure 12.10 – Stacking a Bend path effect with a Rotate copies path effect

It’s a bit more likely that we’d want to bend a single mouse rather than the entire rotational group, however. To do this, we simply need to move the Bend path effect above the Rotate copies path effect.

To do this more easily, collapse Bend by clicking on the little arrow on the left side of the bar, and then click-drag the handle on the right side to move the entry to the top of the list. You will see a small colored indicator at the top of the Rotate copies entry, which shows you where the Bend path effect...

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