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In this Inkscape tutorial I show you how to reshow the welcome window when opening Inkscape for a new session. This welcome window contains convenient features like choosing from a list of premade document templates, canvas and theme customizations, a dark mode toggle, and opening previous compositions. If you've accidently turned off showing the welcome window on restart, this tutorial will show you how to re-enable the feature so it opens every time you start a new Inkscape session. Visit our website for more text and video tutorials: 🤍 Enroll in Our GIMP Photo Editing Masterclass: 🤍 Become a DMD Premium Member for More GIMP Content: 🤍 Want to make your GIMP theme look like mine? Check out this GIMP tutorial article: 🤍 See how you can help out the GIMP Team: 🤍 Download the latest version of GIMP: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍DaviesMediaDes Instagram: 🤍DaviesMediaDesign
In this Inkscape tutorial, we'll learn how to hide that pesky page in Inkscape version 1.2 and above, as well as how to create a template without the page for future documents. ► Check out the Inkscape courses (and more!) here: 🤍 Inkscape is a free and open-source alternative to Adobe Illustrator, and you can download it here: 🤍 #shorts
A helpful guide to some of the settings in InkScape that cause newly created objects to not be visible on screen. It lists some places and settings that could be effecting your objects visibility and opacity.
Bring object hidden behind objects to the front quickly protip without having to do TAB-magic or selection guessing. This "undo-hack" is useful to me on a daily basis! More Inkscape tutorials & tricks: 🤍 Subscribe for regular updates! 🤍 Write a comment with your question or how-to request! Could you follow the instructions? Got questions? Comment! Want me to make more videos? Subscribe and like!
In this guide I walk through the process of finding your way around the Inkscape codebase, trying different fixes, recompiling and finally comiting and publishing your bug fix. It assumes you have done two previous steps: 1) Built Inkscape following the getting started Guide: 🤍 2) Found a problem to work on at 🤍 (don't worry if the problem looks hard, go to the next one!) Any questions about programming on the Inkscape project, you can talk to us at out RocketChat server: 🤍 If you'd like to support my Inkscape work, please consider sponsoring me on Patreon: 🤍
NOTES: The information about ungrouping by double-clicking is incorrect, at least in recent versions of Inkscape. What double-clicking actually does is ‘enter’ the group so you can edit the constituent parts. You can then ‘exit’ by double-clicking somewhere outside it - I usually just double-click on the canvas or window background away from any other objects to avoid any side effects from my clicking. A few years ago heathenX and Richard Querin created a series of tutorial videos for Inkscape, a Free and Open Source vector graphics program that can be downloaded from 🤍 The original heathenX website no longer exists, however I have obtained a backup of all their tutorial videos and will be uploading them to Youtube over the coming months. All the videos are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) license (🤍 You are welcome to share and modify them in any way, but if you do so they must remain under the same license, and must be attributed to Richard Querin and heathenX. If you are the sort of person who prefers lengthy, written tutorials, rather than a Youtube video, my own series of Inkscape tutorials for Full Circle Magazine can be downloaded for free from 🤍
How to Hide or Show the Scroll Bars in Windows 10 Start Menu, Settings or Apps [Tutorial]. As you may have noticed, in Windows 10, when you start the Start menu, the Settings app or when working in a Store App, the scroll bar is invisible by default and only appears when you move the cursor to the right side of the open window. This behavior was a little annoying and thankfully Microsoft in the latest Windows 10 1803 feature update(April 2018) added the option to always display the scroll bar in all open windows (for example, in the Start menu in the Settings app, etc.). This tutorial will apply for computers, laptops, desktops,and tablets running the Windows 10 operating system (Home, Professional, Enterprise, Education) from all supported hardware manufactures, like Dell, HP, Acer, Asus, Toshiba,Lenovo, and Samsung).
Inkscape - In this Inkscape tutorial, I show how to use layers. Thanks for watching! Please hit the like button and subscribe for future Inkscape tutorials! Check out all of my Inkscape creations. 🤍 This video is family friendly! Hostile and/or rude comments will not be tolerated!
This is a work around the size limitation of print and cut in Cricut Design Space using Inkscape.
NOTES: Original Photoshop tutorial: 🤍 Path ‣ Object to Path on a text object now creates a group of separate paths, one for each letter. You can ungroup then combine the paths, or for a single-step method to convert text to a path just select the text and choose Path ‣ Union. A lot of changes have taken place with LPEs since this screencast was made. For a more current look at the LPEs in general, and Pattern Along Path LPE in particular, in Inkscape 0.92 see parts 42 and 46 of my tutorial series in Full Circle Magazine (🤍 A few years ago heathenX and Richard Querin created a series of tutorial videos for Inkscape, a Free and Open Source vector graphics program that can be downloaded from 🤍 The original heathenX website no longer exists, however I have obtained a backup of all their tutorial videos and will be uploading them to Youtube over the coming months. All the videos are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) license (🤍 You are welcome to share and modify them in any way, but if you do so they must remain under the same license, and must be attributed to Richard Querin and heathenX. If you are the sort of person who prefers lengthy, written tutorials, rather than a Youtube video, my own series of Inkscape tutorials for Full Circle Magazine can be downloaded for free from 🤍
Inkscape’s Objects Dialog box (or Objects Panel) is a hidden gem for svg artists. Whether you are a beginner or have been using Inkscape for some time, the objects dialog give you much greater control of your projects. In this tutorial I give you a tour of the Objects Panel, I show you what everything does and demonstrate how you can use it to select and move hidden objects, how to change the path colour for different objects or layers. I show you how you can label objects, groups and layers to give order to your projects. The hierarchical layout of the objects dialog box makes it super clear how your project has been built up, what’s grouped with what and the indenting show which items belong to with layer or group. The Object Dialog panel is a really useful tool when working on large projects. In this tutorial, I’m using the latest version of Inkscape – Inkscape 1.1 #createforfree #inkscape #objects The original artwork for the superhero in this video’s thumb with downloaded from Pixabay: 🤍 Inkscape logo by Andrew Michael Fitzsimon
Welcome to InclusiveTechWorld, a channel full of useful tech tutorials to make your life easier, for everyone - of all abilities. Simple, stable, smooth. In this video, I will be teaching you how to uninstall previously installed updates, hide updates available that you are struggling to install & how to unhide them if you manage to solve the issue later on. This tutorial only applies to Windows Vista, 7, 8 & 8.1. Links: How to Uninstall, Hide & Unhide Windows Updates in Windows 10 & 11: 🤍 If you would like to see the instructions first, here is a link to the PDF file: 🤍 0:00 Intro / Please note 0:28 How to uninstall updates 1:24 How to hide updates 1:49 If you ever delete the contents of C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution 2:15 How to unhide updates 2:59 Outro If you have any questions or want to make any suggestions, please email me at: inclusivetechworld🤍protonmail.com. The background music is called 'Welcome - Windows 7 Remix' by Rever-Man - you can download it from: 🤍 This video was made using free & open source software (OpenShot Video Editor, OBS Broadcasting Software & Inkscape). Specs: Dell Inspiron 15 5575 Intel Core i3-6006U 12GB RAM 480GB SSD + 2TB SSD (for my VM's) Video made in 1080p 30 FPS VM with 32GB VHD & 4GB RAM
In this tutorial I'll show you how to create a heart logo in Inkscape. - My full Inkscape Playlist: 🤍 - By the way, Inkscape is a free alternative to Adobe Illustrator. You can download it here: 🤍 - Music by Silent Partner - Website | 🤍 Instagram | 🤍 TikTok | 🤍 Odyssey | 🤍 Minds | 🤍
Using an additional Inkscape extension ("Rounded corners") to round the corners on a sharp cornered shape automatically. (Shape must not contain any smooth corners. See "Rounded corners manually" video for another method.)
NOTES: Jump to 26:30 if you're only interested in the paper aeroplane. Snapping to paths is toggled via the snapping toolbar in recent versions of Inkscape. This video uses Inkscape's gradient editor. Since the video was made the gradient editor has been deprecated and replaced with on-canvas gradient editing. Please see part 5 of my tutorial series in Full Circle Magazine for more details about on-canvas editing (🤍 A few years ago heathenX and Richard Querin created a series of tutorial videos for Inkscape, a Free and Open Source vector graphics program that can be downloaded from 🤍 The original heathenX website no longer exists, however I have obtained a backup of all their tutorial videos and will be uploading them to Youtube over the coming months. All the videos are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) license (🤍 You are welcome to share and modify them in any way, but if you do so they must remain under the same license, and must be attributed to Richard Querin and heathenX. If you are the sort of person who prefers lengthy, written tutorials, rather than a Youtube video, my own series of Inkscape tutorials for Full Circle Magazine can be downloaded for free from 🤍
This week the object's dialog gets finished and merged and will now certainly be in Inkscape 1.2 fixing over 20 issues in a single stroke! There's also a new web page for downloading in progress Inkscape builds, a look at the context menu problem in inkscape and the start of finishing the connector tool which really needs to be wrapped up at this point. In progress Webspage: 🤍 My Patreon: 🤍 Thanks Everyone!
In this lesson of the Inkscape Master Series, we'll learn all about clipping and masking, including inverse clipping, inverse masking, and clip groups. In the project section, we'll use what we learned to create a coffee poster. Images I used: bird: 🤍 flower: 🤍 tires: 🤍 desk: 🤍 frosted glass: 🤍 coffee beans: 🤍 coffee cup: 🤍 ► Check out the Inkscape courses (and more!) here: 🤍 Inkscape is a free and open-source alternative to Adobe Illustrator, and you can download it here: 🤍 Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 00:16 1. Clipping 00:52 Modify the original objects 01:21 Releasing the clip 01:36 Clipping with multiple objects 02:23 Clipping with images 02:45 Clipping multiple times 03:31 Blurring clipped objects 03:55 2. Inverse Clipping 04:25 Power Clip path effect 05:06 Inverse clipping with images 06:28 3. Clip Groups 07:14 Clipping objects to the page 07:49 4. Masking 09:00 Modifying the original objects 09:22 Masking with gradients 10:03 Blurring the mask 11:06 Using an image as the mask 11:33 5. Inverse Masking 11:54 Power Mask path effect 12:46 Inverse masking with images 14:23 6. Project 14:29 Set the poster dimensions 15:20 Create the background 15:58 Create a glass morphism effect 19:31 Add a coffee cup with reflection and drop shadow 24:40 Add some text 24:48 Outro
Detailed walk-thru on converting coloring pages into a multi color layer cut file in both Inkscape and Design Space. I will also detail how to create an outline/border/offset to your image. Part I: Inkscape - Convert Coloring Page to Separate Layers SVG - Min: 00:35 Upload SVG to Design Space - Min: 5:34 Part II: Design Space - Convert Coloring Page to Separate Layers Cut File (not an SVG) - Min: 6:13 Part III: Inkscape - Create Offset/Border/Outline - Min: 11:11 Part IV: Design Space - Create Offset/Border/Outline - Min: 13:02 File Used in Video Coloring Page Image - 🤍 #QuarantineTraining Www.facebook.com/MindCraftsBySabrina
On newer installations of Adobe Illustrator you may notice that you only have a single row of basic tools indexed in your toolbar. You may also notice that your system tools and tool settings menu is missing as well. All you have to do to remedy this problem is navigate to Windows, Toolbar, and change the display from "Basic" to "Advanced". Once enabled, all of your tools will be accessible in your toolbar. Now if you prefer the streamlined look of the Basic toolbar you can still access all of your tools, you'll just have to use this little sub menu down here represented by three little dots. Clicking on that will expand a sub menu that provides access to all of your tools. As for the system tools and the tool settings menu, all you have to do to enable that is navigate to Window, select Control, and the menus should populate near the top of your screen. Want to learn more about how Adobe Illustrator works? Check out my Illustrator Explainer Series – a comprehensive series of over 100 videos where I go over every tool, feature and function and explain what it is, how it works, and why it’s useful: 🤍 🔗 RESOURCE LINKS Official website: 🤍 Get 200+ free design templates: 🤍 Get my premium logo templates: 🤍 🎓 EXPLAINER COURSES Inkscape: 🤍 Affinity Designer: 🤍 GIMP: 🤍 Adobe Illustrator: 🤍 Take my logo design workshop: 🤍 ▶️ MY OTHER CHANNELS Inkscape & GIMP tutorials: 🤍 Mobile tutorials: 🤍 🎵 MUSIC USED In Da Mood - Combustibles
Welcome to InclusiveTechWorld, a channel full of useful tech tutorials to make your life easier, for everyone - of all abilities. Simple, stable, smooth. In this video, I will be teaching you how to uninstall previously installed updates, hide updates available that you are struggling to install & how to unhide them if you manage to solve the issue later on. This tutorial only applies to Windows 10 & 11. Links: How to Uninstall, Hide & Unhide Windows Updates in Windows Vista, 7, 8 & 8.1: 🤍 Download the Show or Hide Updates Tool from: 🤍 If you would like to see the instructions first, here is a link to the PDF file: 🤍 All these files have been tested by me and are free of any viruses or malware. 0:00 Intro / Please note 0:34 How to uninstall updates 1:53 Download Show or Hide Updates tool 2:00 How to hide updates 2:56 How to unhide updates 3:51 Outro If you have any questions or want to make any suggestions, please email me at: inclusivetechworld🤍protonmail.com. The background music is called 'Drifting at 432 Hz' by Unicorn Heads - you can download it from the YouTube Audio Library. This video was made using free & open source software (OpenShot Video Editor, OBS Broadcasting Software & Inkscape). Specs: Dell Inspiron 15 5575 Intel Core i3-6006U 12GB RAM 480GB SSD + 2TB SSD (for my VM's) Video made in 1080p 30 FPS VM with 80GB VHD & 6GB RAM
Create your own vector character or avatar for social media using the free vector graphics software Inkscape! I show you how to take your own photo, or a stock photo, and use it to create a really awesome vector portrait. I walk you through everything step by step, so this tutorial is beginner friendly. Create this simple vector portrait and look like a pro illustrator! Watch the Speed Art Version of This Tutorial: 🤍 Visit our website for more video tutorials and help articles: 🤍 Enroll in Our GIMP Photo Editing Masterclass: 🤍 Become a DMD Premium Member for More GIMP Content: 🤍 See how you can help out the Inkscape Team: 🤍 Download the latest version of GIMP: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍DaviesMediaDes Instagram: 🤍DaviesMediaDesign #VectorPortrait #Illustration #Inkscape
Notes: The visible banding of gradients and loss of definition of small shapes in this video, is due to the video compression, not an issue with Inkscape or the tutorial. Be aware that this tutorial does not produce a CD-ROM image with a transparent centre. Additional work with clipping or Boolean operations would be required to do that. This video uses Inkscape's gradient editor. Since the video was made the gradient editor has been deprecated and replaced with on-canvas gradient editing. Please see part 5 of my tutorial series in Full Circle Magazine for more details about on-canvas editing (🤍 When changing the stroke colour, there's no need to use the colour picker tool (as done in the video). Just having the object selected and shift-clicking the desired colour swatch at the bottom of the Inkscape window will do the job. A few years ago heathenX and Richard Querin created a series of tutorial videos for Inkscape, a Free and Open Source vector graphics program that can be downloaded from 🤍 The original heathenX website no longer exists, however I have obtained a backup of all their tutorial videos and will be uploading them to Youtube over the coming months. All the videos are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) license (🤍 You are welcome to share and modify them in any way, but if you do so they must remain under the same license, and must be attributed to Richard Querin and heathenX. If you are the sort of person who prefers lengthy, written tutorials, rather than a Youtube video, my own series of Inkscape tutorials for Full Circle Magazine can be downloaded for free from 🤍
NOTES: This tutorial is fairly technical in nature, and requires you to use the command line. See also tutorial #35, for an alternative (simpler?) method: 🤍 Useful URLs: 🤍 🤍 This video uses Inkscape's gradient editor. Since the video was made the gradient editor has been deprecated and replaced with on-canvas gradient editing. Please see part 5 of my tutorial series in Full Circle Magazine for more details about on-canvas editing (🤍 A few years ago heathenX and Richard Querin created a series of tutorial videos for Inkscape, a Free and Open Source vector graphics program that can be downloaded from 🤍 The original heathenX website no longer exists, however I have obtained a backup of all their tutorial videos and will be uploading them to Youtube over the coming months. All the videos are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) license (🤍 You are welcome to share and modify them in any way, but if you do so they must remain under the same license, and must be attributed to Richard Querin and heathenX. If you are the sort of person who prefers lengthy, written tutorials, rather than a Youtube video, my own series of Inkscape tutorials for Full Circle Magazine can be downloaded for free from 🤍
Have you ever sent a screenshot with information blacked out via text thinking the receiver on the other end won’t be able to see it? Well, using this method, any information hidden underneath the blacked out markup can be exposed. So beware and keep your information safe! Want to have a say of what you watch? Use this form - 🤍 Please Subscribe! (ITS FREE!) 🤍 #techhacks #cooltechtricks
A few years ago heathenX and Richard Querin created a series of tutorial videos for Inkscape, a Free and Open Source vector graphics program that can be downloaded from 🤍 The original heathenX website no longer exists, however I have obtained a backup of all their tutorial videos and will be uploading them to Youtube over the coming months. All the videos are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) license (🤍 You are welcome to share and modify them in any way, but if you do so they must remain under the same license, and must be attributed to Richard Querin and heathenX. If you are the sort of person who prefers lengthy, written tutorials, rather than a Youtube video, my own series of Inkscape tutorials for Full Circle Magazine can be downloaded for free from 🤍 NOTES: The original inspiration is still online: 🤍 This is the first Heathenx video to use a recent enough version of Inkscape that it has on-canvas gradient editing.
In this Tutorial we will show you how to solve invisible menu bar issue of CorelDraw x6 in window 10, also you will know how to fix this problem easily. Thanks for watching this video Don't Forget to Subscribe and Like the videos. = Free Download CorelDraw X6 from the link given bellow. 🤍 = Free Download CorelDraw X7, X8, 2021 and 2022 from the link given bellow. 🤍 = #coreldrawx6menunotvisible, #coreldraw, #coreldraw,
Follow me as I scratch build an industrial works building for Chandwell. In Part One I show how I start from a blank canvas and build a paper mock-up of the building that I can use to test for overall fit and function on the layout. In this step-by-step presentation, you will see my thought process as I use Inkscape to create the building, and as I make some mistakes on the way. #Inkscape, #Scratchbuild, #Model
How to get the very useful Ribbon at the top of the File Explorer window
In episode two, I show more of the basics of Inkscape by answering some of the questions you added in the comments of Episode 1. In this episode, I show you how to use layers, how I build mock ups of buildings, and how to make the most of any textures you use, including getting them to the right scale and how to fit your buildings properly. I also show you how to make the most of the Measuring tool. Chapters: 00:00 Introduction 01:08 Question 1: Working with panels and tools 02:26 - Using layers 04:36 - Align and distribute tools 05:48 Question 2: How I would build a house 07:37 Question 3: How to use textures 08:03 - Working with shapes 12:45 - Getting the texture to the right scale 16:07 - Adding a texture to your building 20:20 Question 4: Adding measurements to drawings 24:39 Question 5: Printing and assembling Stephen's excellent Elvenhome layout - a wealth of hints and tips, and a very enjoyable and inspiring layout. Please check out Stephen's channel if you have not already: 🤍 #Inkscape #ScratchBuild #Tutorial
Fix "There Was a Problem Starting...The Specified Module Could Not Be Found..." Rundll Startup Error FIX There was a problem starting C:\Program The specified module could not be found. As the name suggests, "The specified module could not be found" error is a RunDLL error. It is related to DLL (.dll) files, which are linked to Windows Registry and used to run tasks processed by various programs concurrently. RunDLL errors usually occur when a program is not granted access to specific code. Issues addressed in this tutorial: the specified module could not be found the specified module could not be found photoshop the specified module could not be found photoshop cs6 the specified module could not be found windows 10 the specified module could not be found usb the specified module could not be found windows 7 the specified module could not be found adobe photoshop the specified module could not be found photoshop cs3 the specified module could not be found windows 8 pendrive specified module could not be found pen drive specified module could not be found This tutorial will apply for computers, laptops, desktops,and tablets running the Windows 10, Windows 8/8.1, Windows 7 operating systems.Works for all major computer manufactures (Dell, HP, Acer, Asus, Toshiba, Lenovo, Samsung).
URLs: 🤍 🤍 🤍 A few years ago heathenX and Richard Querin created a series of tutorial videos for Inkscape, a Free and Open Source vector graphics program that can be downloaded from 🤍 The original heathenX website no longer exists, however I have obtained a backup of all their tutorial videos and will be uploading them to Youtube over the coming months. All the videos are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) license (🤍 You are welcome to share and modify them in any way, but if you do so they must remain under the same license, and must be attributed to Richard Querin and heathenX. If you are the sort of person who prefers lengthy, written tutorials, rather than a Youtube video, my own series of Inkscape tutorials for Full Circle Magazine can be downloaded for free from 🤍
Right Click Context Menu Not Disappearing - Box Remaining On Screen In Windows 10/8/7 FIX. This error which causes the context menu (or more commonly known as the right-click menu) to not open up at all once the user clicks the right mouse button or it disappears shortly after opening up. This tutorial will apply for computers, laptops, desktops,and tablets running the Windows 10 operating system (Home, Professional, Enterprise, Education) from all supported hardware manufactures, like Dell, HP, Acer, Asus, Toshiba,Lenovo, and Samsung).
Using textures in Inkscape is a wonderful way to construct your card buildings when you are scratch building for your model railway, whether you model in N Gauge, 00 Gauge, O Gauge, or just about any scale. Textures let you fill your drawing shapes with realistic or photographic surfaces to make your scratch built buildings have an added sense of realism. There can be some challenges with Inkscape when you are working with textures, and there are techniques you can use to improve your textures by adding an extra layer of 3D realism. In this video I show you how. In this video I answer three questions that have been posed by viewers in the comments sections of my recent videos. These texture-based Inkscape questions are: ADDING 3D EFFECTS: How I used a simple technique on my scratch-built iron girder bridge to make the rusty old girders look like real 3D I-beams rather than simple printed bits of card. TILING SMALL DOWNLOADED TEXTURES: I show you how you can take a downloaded texture file and tile it many times to fill a shape for your model building scratch-build, and some hints to make this the right size for your scale, and keep it the right size. Repeatedly joining a downloaded texture to itself is really simple using the Pattern tool. KEEPING FILE SIZES SMALL: If you have used textures in Inkscape before, you may have found that the Inkscape SVG file can get very large. Large files are slow to open and slow to save. Copy and paste is also affected. In this final answer, I show you three tips that you can use to keep your file sizes small when you are working with textures in Inkscape for your own scratch-built card buildings, including an introduction to the Clone tool. Please consider giving this video a thumbs up, as this is the only way I can tell that my videos are useful, and it encourages me to make more videos in future. Thanks for watching! If any of my videos have helped you learn Inkscape, or inspired you to use Inkscape for your own buildings, please let me know. I'd love to feature your buildings on a future video. 00:00 Add 3D effects 08:21 Tiling downloaded textures 17:14 Keeping file sizes small
NOTES: 🤍 Instead of Path ► Object to Path, followed by Path ► Combine you can just use Path ► Union on the original text object. A few years ago heathenX and Richard Querin created a series of tutorial videos for Inkscape, a Free and Open Source vector graphics program that can be downloaded from 🤍 The original heathenX website no longer exists, however I have obtained a backup of all their tutorial videos and will be uploading them to Youtube over the coming months. All the videos are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) license (🤍 You are welcome to share and modify them in any way, but if you do so they must remain under the same license, and must be attributed to Richard Querin and heathenX. If you are the sort of person who prefers lengthy, written tutorials, rather than a Youtube video, my own series of Inkscape tutorials for Full Circle Magazine can be downloaded for free from 🤍
Beginners guide to converting your logo to freeCAD Part 1 of 4. Do you have an image of your logo that you want to print on your 3D Printer or cut on your CNC machine. Or maybe you just want to create a 3D model of it. This tutorial is for you. We go from an image of your logo to a nice shinny textured logo in freeCAD 0.1.18 or 0.1.19. and above. In video 1 we take your image of a logo, in this case a logo that I found on the internet for education purposes. This is a image in JPEG format. When then convert this to vector using inkscape's trace bitmap feature. We spend some time learning how to use this feature to get the best result then we export this out the a SVG. In our next video we import the SVG into FreeCAD but, we hit a few problems and I show you how to resolve them. We also learn how to deal with the vector in the sketcher. #FreeCAD , #CAD , #Logo #3DPrinting, #CNC PART 1 of 4: Image to vector using Inkscape and import, Beginners guide 🤍 PART 2 of 4: Import and fix issues, pad pocket extrude. Beginners guide 🤍 PART 3 of 4: Refine, Smooth, Fillet and Chamfer. Beginners guide 🤍 PART 4 of 4: Colour and Texture your model. Beginners Guide 🤍 Journey with me and Donate: 🤍 Subscribe: 🤍 Browse my Redbubble Shop: 🤍
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Inkscape vector editor; learn how to change tools faster while working with these hidden short-cuts. VscorpianC Inkscape Vector Program is free to download and use because it is open source software
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