Repeat an Object Around a Shape with Inkscape
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- Опубликовано: 9 янв 2020
- In this tutorial I’ll be demonstrating how to use Inkscape to take an object and repeat it along the contours of a shape. To do this we’ll be using a handy path effect called Pattern Along Path.
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Bro... I've been doing it manually for a couple of years. The fact that you can do this blows my mind.
It's so weird how easy this becomes once you understand all the little tools and stuff. These videos have been so helpful!
Amen! Coming back to watch these videos again and the level of understanding is exponential
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I drew a star and fit it around a circle. So far so good. But when I made the original star bigger, the ones around the circle did not respond in kind. After a long time, I figured out that the original star (or the pattern in your case), needs to be a path and not an object. After that, it worked just fine. Nice trick, Nick. Thanks for sharing.
Yes, the object needs to be a path for this to work.
@@LogosByNick Experiencing a similar problem, but can't figure it out. Copied your meander design using Bezier lines (Bezier the three bits, then Stroke to Path, then Combine). Resizing it doesn't change anything. Editing its nodes does, and works as expected.
Resizing the leaf object in your wreath example works perfectly. Any idea what might be amiss?
Thanks! Had the same problem. This helped me a lot!
@@emperorspock3506 thanks I had the same problem. finally got it thanks.
Oh BLESS you for posting this.
I use Inkscape to create designs for my CNC router, and one of my favorite things to use are mandala patterns, which I usually source from an image search, then trace the bitmap. This will be very helpful in letting me make my own!
That's amazing I use it for all my vectors at this point
That's awesome. I've been watching videos about CNC machinery lately. There's that creative side of me that wants to spend thousands of dollars on it and start learning just so I can start making steel signs and logos.
I wonder if I could use it to control my vinyl cutters. I've been using Flexi Sign, but the version I have is very old.
@@LogosByNick start with a k40 laser engraver. That sets you back around 300 bucks
@@gregsteele806 yeah is very easy to control your vinyl cutter with inkscape , just make sure that you have installed a working driver for your plotter (serial to usb) once you have that ready, go to extension menu click on export and plot, then a window will show 3 tabs. In the first one you will select your COM device or Port, you can find that on windows pressing: windows + R then typing : devmgmt.msc, a windows labeled Device Manager will apear and over COM ports will show you the number of the com por like: COM3, then you go back to your inkscape and select that port, you are almost done just make some calibration on the second tab changing the steps per inch if the plotted figures is smaller or bigger finaly click on apply to start cutting your selected path (will not work on objects) you need to convert all to paths.
Cool! I've just spent the last 20 minutes or so playing around with this using different designs and got some really neat results.
I've probably watched nearly thirty of your videos in the past and learned so much. I finally clicked on the link for the master class, and you were running a special, all of your courses 39 bucks. I didn't even have to think twice about it. The way you explained the processes and procedures, it's super easy for me to follow and for me to learn. So buying your courses is just a no-brainer. Thank you for everything that you do for people like me who are trying to learn the various softwares, and thank you for making the master classes as well.
Watched almost 50 old videos about Inkscape Tutorial. Best ever Inkscape Tutorial Channel !
I have been using inkscape for years and I never knew this is possible! Thank you so much nick!
This tutorial BLEW MY MIND!!! I had no idea the program was capable of this. My mind is racing with exciting uses! Thank you for presenting this info in such a clear way.
5+ years of using Inkscape and hearing only now that you can scale the object and get awesome results! Thank you Nick.
Thx Nick --- I learned so much from you man!
Busy running through your masterclasses, 2 topics a night. Thanks for this lesson, always wondered how skillfull one has to be to draw those leaves one by one and space it perfectly... its all about learning from Nick how to use Inkscape.
Omg, I have been waiting for a video like this. Thank you so so much.
8:07 Glad to see I'm not the only person who does that! Can't click too many times when it comes to aligning ;)
You're not operating inkscape well without mousing around the align button at least thrice. Or export your image twice on a same directory.
and hitting Ctrl+S a million times while thinking about the next step
Absolute genius. This technique is just what I was looking for to do a detailed coastline on a map. Thanks.
Love your lesson on repeat object along path. This old type of graphic design is still very well sought after today and the Inkscape function would save a ton of time! Thanks for another great tutorial Nick!
Nick you've really opened my eyes to the power of this tool! Thanks -- you're awesome!
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Exactly what I've wanted to learn to create patterns from photos. You're a fine teacher!
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The most high class videos on RUclips. Thank you.
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Absolutely love that pattern along path option under path effects.
Amazing! Things I didn't know inkscape could do! Thank you Nick!
I am constantly beyond amazed at you, Nick!!! Thanks for this video that I can add to my arsenal!
This tool is just amazing O_o
Endless possibilities!! Thanks for this wonderful class!!!!
Brilliant tutorial! Thanks for sharing. You have a new subscriber. I use Inkscape to design for my cutting machine for art projects. You are a very clear teacher, easy to understand. I look forward to watching your other videos.
You are such a best teacher in my life , thank you loadssss 🙏🏻
This is such an awesome video... it makes something that is usually difficult for me in cad or Aspire very simple... and I really appreciate that!
@nick by logos I found inkscape very challenging but upon seeing your Tutorial videos I'm learning a lot into the program. Appreciate the new videos
Thank you! You encouraged me to download Inkscape. I've been using Illustrator since '91
I used this technique today and everything turned out amazing. THANK YOU SO MUCH SIR
Awesome tutorial on a great feature in Inkscape. I'll surely put this to good use. Thanks Nick! *Thumbs up*
Oh my goodness you are brilliant! Thank you so much for such an amazing tutorial. So glad I found your channel 😊❤🤗
right the tutorial i needed, i was asked to do this effect and i had no idea how to dow it. Love your videos Keep up the good work.
You gave me renewed faith in Inkscape. Thanks a lot.
I just want to say thank you for making it easy to learn these things your very straightforward with it love it
Thank you so much for all your helpful videos Nick ... This is a great service to all of us trying who are out here trying to figure out how to use Inkscape properly!
It may have just be me not understanding what to do, but it took me a while to figure out that after I had drawn the separate bezier lines using a grid (to get the proportions right), I then had to select all the lines of the shape and click 'Path' and then 'Combine' and then copy the shape onto the clipboard.
If I didn't do this then the shape wouldn't repeat in the circle.
Hope this helps anyone who comes up against the same problem :)
What a time to be alive! Mind blown! Thanks for the dopamine hit of learning a new skill and I don't even want to design anything.
That is so incredibly beautiful. Thank you Nick
thanks for your contribution nick, you are my guru's Inkscape, keep it up.
Your logos are amazing! I have learned a lot from your channel! Thank you so much
This is the best teacher ever!! So clear and beginner friendly. If we had math teacher as clear and begginer friendly like this in our school days we would have all achieve success.
I heard somebody saying his tutorial isn't very clear hahaha
Wow, great tutorial, I can't wait to get home and try this.
Thank you! This is excellent information!
it's nice to watch a video that the presenter doesn't look like they've had eight cups of coffee
De vez en cuando repaso tus videos porque me gusta mucho la forma en la que explicas. Thanks a lot, Nick!
Another excellent tutorial. Thank you Nick.
Been waiting for your Inkscape videos
Nice to see you posting about Inkscape again - and what a wonderful technique! Your few examples barely scratched the surface of what can be accomplished here.
Mind -- blown.
Yeah this extension can be very powerful if you let your creativity run wild
@@LogosByNick Hello Nick and Happy New Year!! Beautiful tutorial, as always!!
Probably you noticed that when you add the "pattern along path effect" (2:17), your circle is not perfectly round anymore and so will be the final result with the pattern (0:12).
To solve this: Just after you add the effect and before you link your pattern, select all 4 nodes of the ellipse with the nodes tool and turn them symmetric. Now your circle is equally round again and you can go on and paste the pattern that you wish.🙂
>EDIT< Even better, if you turn the selected segments to curves. 😃
@@enastypos4212 thanks a lot man 🙌
Omg I've needed this so many times. Thank you Nick
I needed this so bad! Thanks you very much. This will me so useful.
Thank you so much for this video! I love inkscape but feel very overwhelmed by all the stuff there is to do. You make it so easy to follow and understand. Thank you! You're amazing!
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So well described! You are a genius! Thank you for sharing!
Beautiful. Concise. Clear Voice. Great Recording. Awesome....
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Thank you very much, I learned a lot from you, including buying your course. This anchovy I have been thinking and experimenting with for a long time to make it really round and now I have found it and I made it in my latest video. Previously I used other software and then imported it into Inkscape, now I don't need it anymore.
One of your best tutorials !
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Never used Inkscape before. This looks great. Thank you RUclips for recommending it.
It amazes me that people who don't know about Inkscape are finding this video. My audience is typically Inkscape and GIMP users.
@@LogosByNick I know about those two apps just never used them. I even have Gimp installed just don't have time to play with it.
For some reason RUclips recommended this video and I clicked and I'm glad I did. It's probably because I watched some other videos that have "logo" in the title some time ago.
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Great tutorial! This will be extremely helpful!
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Thank you for that tutorial. I will need that knowledge for my laser cutter projects - it is so beautiful.
Thanks for this tutorial!
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Totally awesome!!! Just gave me some ideas to create! Thanks for your videos!🤗👍
clear, intelligent, no hype or fluff, nice job
I always learn something new from your videos
Really appreciate your efforts & time thanks
Wow, like this tutorial! Very useful. Thank You.
you are an awesome teacher Thanks so much! Love these videos!
Amazing tutorial!! Thank you so much, this was very well taught. All the best!!
Thank you! Needed this. Thanks again.
AMAZING! You are the best 👍🏻 THANK YOU SO MUCH for sharing this.
Thanks Nick, that was a most interesting lesson.
When you click "Repeated, stretched", it was mind-blowing! If I create repeating chains, I'm so satisfied, right now.
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Thanks you. Very clear and easy to follow. Much appreciated🙂
Another great tutorial, so simple yet great result fast. Always wonder how you come up with these ideas.
Excellent content! thanks alot, it helps me alot learning new skills in Inkscape! you are the man!
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