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Published: 2014-05-25 02:08:30 +0000 UTC; Views: 5446; Favourites: 106; Downloads: 136
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A note from masemj : this antialiased edge almost always stays a constant width at every resolution, so it may be more or less obvious at higher or lower zoom levels in your vector editor. Export resolutions are so high that they make this flaw nearly invisible.SVG:Β sta.sh/010n97z3c4bj
Hawk9mm seems to be rather annoyed by this "feature," and would probably like to know a way to get rid of it
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i have absolutely no idea how to use inkscape
NO IDEA
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This works well for eye highlights
but when I tried using this technique for oversized pupils, it did not.
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Sry,Β internet was playing up that day. :/
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The last version of Ponyscape has a clipping groups feature which lets you make an object your clip - no need for cloning. Works great for eyes.Β
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Except that this Ponyscape feature generates invalid SVG-code, which won't render anywhere but in Inkscape.
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If you believe that is the case, then you don't read XML, I guess
Using Ponyscape's clip groups is exactly that process. There is a clone in there. You just don't see out outside of the XML.
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I believe you. Β But I'll take automation over script/code reading any day. Β End-users are teh win! Β (Tron fights for me)Β
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End-users are teh win!www.reddit.com/r/talesfromtechβ¦
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...In fact, that's something we shouldn't care since it disappears after his exportation in HR.
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It's for those of us with severe OCD
and no, it doesn't disappear, but it almost does
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This is very helpful, but with Inkscape, it pastes wherever your mouse is, so I can't put the object in the exact right place to clip correctly.
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I think you may find the verb Edit -> Paste in Place very helpful.
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Gah, this is super helpful! Thank you!
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Nice.
After this, will the clone still behave like a clone or like a mere duplicate?
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It would still be a clone.
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