The first two and a half minutes of this video was the best part of the entire video. OK, I've only watched the first 2.5 mins, but it was worth stopping just to comment at this point. I am just starting. I probably couldn't have started at a better time because of the new tools and enhancements. However, Inkscape (using v1.2) hasn't caught up with the latest macOS and there are some things that don't work as expected and it crashes frequently. I can work around some of these issues and I know that will get fixed, so I'm remaining patiently optimistic. Unfortunately, in some cases I'm relegated to only watch, rather than follow along. Nonetheless, to hear you explain and demonstrate a basic concept and then explain why it doesn't work, how you found yourself at this point in your early adoption of the app, how you eventually made the connection and explain how to make it work correctly... yes! ... that is why I enjoy watching your vids. I appreciate how you teach and share. Thanks for the vids!!
Thanks so much! I feel your pain on the crashes too. I like to experiment and often find myself in the "Inkscape is not responding" waiting game. Then crash.
M/S IronEcho Design, I have been following your work on the Tube from across the Black Waters and I am your Fan and AC too. I appreciate your concern for the beginners leaving the software learning halfway. I consider you as the better one amongst the You Tube teachers for your easy and comfortable pace of delivering the tutorials. However there is a scope for improvement as minor things missing imparting, create major head ack for the ab-initio and others levels of learners too. While explaining the power of unsung hero the tools, it looks as if squares are dispersing and reshuffling by magic and not with the help of any mouse key. Moreover the text object on the rectangle whether it was an image or the Text put to rectangle path object. Never mind my suggestions, I had been a programming language teacher for 40 years in International Institutions and retired from active work 5 years ago. I am an elder so don't mind my observations/suggestions.
Thank you for this awesome tutorial! I have learned so many cool things with your help! Can you do a tutorial for those cool polygon backgrounds I see on the wallpaper sites?
I think that this is not a hack but the intended feature . It says there under pattern fill tool to use node tool to do this. I think that because you have so many images stacked onto the canvas, that you have to zoom out really far to see the node tool. Also ,once you select object to pattern ,the division will then work on the original object so theres no need to create, scale a new object etc..But still an awesome tutorial
I have a question ! I tried pattern along path effect and It didn't work with me , I tried to I stall another version of inkskape but It didn't work too :( Might it be because of the windows or something ? :(
There's an option on the Pattern Along Path menu that you can change to Repeated or Repeated Stretched. I'm not at my computer now, but that is my first guess. Do you see the option?
@@IronEchoDesign I tried some way I saw in UA-cam and it works ! Copy the object then I pasted it on the object I wanted to make the pattern on , it was first on the single stretched so I choose the single option then I choosed repeatd one and it worked !
@@IronEchoDesign No, thank you! Last week I was looking for a way to create an image like a deconstructed puzzle. And I was desperate to find a way to use a bitmap as a vector object... This pattern solution is so simple and beautiful! Lovely and usefull hacking !!!
At this point, I don't actually want to do thesw projects but watching the tutorials calms me somehow.
I can relate to this
This means so much to me. I've found some peace making these- just having fun doing something I enjoy.
Marvellous! Thank you for many ways of work! You are friendly.
Thank you so much! 😊
The first two and a half minutes of this video was the best part of the entire video. OK, I've only watched the first 2.5 mins, but it was worth stopping just to comment at this point. I am just starting. I probably couldn't have started at a better time because of the new tools and enhancements. However, Inkscape (using v1.2) hasn't caught up with the latest macOS and there are some things that don't work as expected and it crashes frequently. I can work around some of these issues and I know that will get fixed, so I'm remaining patiently optimistic. Unfortunately, in some cases I'm relegated to only watch, rather than follow along. Nonetheless, to hear you explain and demonstrate a basic concept and then explain why it doesn't work, how you found yourself at this point in your early adoption of the app, how you eventually made the connection and explain how to make it work correctly... yes! ... that is why I enjoy watching your vids. I appreciate how you teach and share. Thanks for the vids!!
Thanks so much! I feel your pain on the crashes too. I like to experiment and often find myself in the "Inkscape is not responding" waiting game. Then crash.
Thank you, it's a funny lesson.
Thanks! I was getting some stuff off my chest. Ha.
@@IronEchoDesign )))
Amazing 💪
Cool Tutorial! Would you please make a portal effect in the next video?
Thanks! Like the Marvel portal when Dr. Strange or Wong make the gold circle with sparks? Or something else?
Happy New Year and Happy One-Year Anniversary! 🙂
Thanks!! Went by fast. Happy New Year!
@@IronEchoDesign thank you 🙂
something new to me!
Awesome videos Rick, binging out on your content. Thank you so much.
Thank you very much! I'll keep making more.
Interesting trick. ☺
Thanks! I think there are new ways to do this now. Maybe I’ll try to revisit.
@@IronEchoDesign Good! I'll be waiting 😁
Even Inkscape developers are not aware of all these hacks !!😂😂 You're just awesome.. thanks for this clear explanation💙💙
Haha. Thanks so much!! The developers amaze me with what they built for us. I bet they have more secrets for us to find too.
@@IronEchoDesign One of the amzing stuffs in Inkscape might be the Filter Editor.. eagerly looking ahead for some videos regarding Filter editor.. :)
Wow! Thank you very much for sharing.
Thanks!!
aww dude!! yes! thank you!
Thank you!!!
You are amazing. Ty soo much!
Haha. Thanks!
Happy New Year, Rick! Another great tutorial. Thanx man!
Thank you! Happy New Year!!
This is amazing! I never believed such thing is possible
Thanks!! I had to dig to find this solution. Ha.
WoW! excellent video. Thank you very much.
Thank you so much!!
Just awesome as always...have a great year...thank you!!
Thank you!! You too!
You are amazing! This is another fantastic tutorial. Thank you so much! Have a great Year!
Thank so much. You too!!
You Rock! Thank you for this awsome material
Thanks very much!!
Great tutorial as always! Thanks!
Thank you!!
Another excellent video for a fantastic effect. Thank you very much. Have a great year 💯
Thank you!! You too!
M/S IronEcho Design, I have been following your work on the Tube from across the Black Waters and I am your Fan and AC too. I appreciate your concern for the beginners leaving the software learning halfway. I consider you as the better one amongst the You Tube teachers for your easy and comfortable pace of delivering the tutorials. However there is a scope for improvement as minor things missing imparting, create major head ack for the ab-initio and others levels of learners too. While explaining the power of unsung hero the tools, it looks as if squares are dispersing and reshuffling by magic and not with the help of any mouse key. Moreover the text object on the rectangle whether it was an image or the Text put to rectangle path object. Never mind my suggestions, I had been a programming language teacher for 40 years in International Institutions and retired from active work 5 years ago. I am an elder so don't mind my observations/suggestions.
Thank you so much! I appreciate it, and I'll try to describe the cloned tile movements more clearly in future. Thanks again.
This is amazing, thank you.
Inskape is so powerful, am wondering if they will add the cmyk color mod ?
Thanks!! I too wonder about cmyk color mod. More people using Inkscape for physical world projects- would be nice.
Very cool! Another great video with extremely well-presented, useful tips. Thanks so much.
Thank you for this awesome tutorial! I have learned so many cool things with your help! Can you do a tutorial for those cool polygon backgrounds I see on the wallpaper sites?
I think that this is not a hack but the intended feature . It says there under pattern fill tool to use node tool to do this. I think that because you have so many images stacked onto the canvas, that you have to zoom out really far to see the node tool. Also ,once you select object to pattern ,the division will then work on the original object so theres no need to create, scale a new object etc..But still an awesome tutorial
I think you're right. Getting the Path functions to work on an image got me excited. Ha.
You rule
Haha! We all rule!
How do you find the A4 template?
Found it!
Nice. Love that A4.
I have a question ! I tried pattern along path effect and It didn't work with me , I tried to I stall another version of inkskape but It didn't work too :(
Might it be because of the windows or something ? :(
Pattern Along Path sometimes gives confusing results. Did it come up blank? Or a warped line?
@@IronEchoDesign it comes a strange shape :/
There's an option on the Pattern Along Path menu that you can change to Repeated or Repeated Stretched. I'm not at my computer now, but that is my first guess. Do you see the option?
@@IronEchoDesign I tried some way I saw in UA-cam and it works !
Copy the object then I pasted it on the object I wanted to make the pattern on , it was first on the single stretched so I choose the single option then I choosed repeatd one and it worked !
Awesome! I was about to log in to see the menu for myself. Glad it works!
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Thanks!!
@@IronEchoDesign No, thank you!
Last week I was looking for a way to create an image like a deconstructed puzzle. And I was desperate to find a way to use a bitmap as a vector object... This pattern solution is so simple and beautiful! Lovely and usefull hacking !!!
Nice. I'm filming a new method this week. Slightly different application because I can't stop experimenting. Ha.