Suppose I turn a raster image into vector using Trace Bitmap, and in that image I have something like a tree, or table or anything with completely filled out, blackened object. How do I turn it into an outline form? Is there an easy way?
Thank you very much. You were clear and concise. This definitely cleared up a lot of things for me. Just need to experiment on my own to reinnforce what you taught.
As always, excellently explained. Thank you! I recently went through all the Boolean Path Operations for myself. This was particularly necessary because Inkscape 1.3 opened up even more possibilities. Nevertheless, the video gave me further ideas. And to be honest, I didn't fully understand "Split Path". The trick of splitting text as a path is very helpful!
I have some topo contour data in SVG format. It is 50 to 100 individual paths that are not closed and some of the individual topo lines have multiple sub paths. Each path is labeled/named as to elevation. This is valuable and I'd prefer not to lose this info. If I combine/uncombine I loose the original path names. I want to cut all the individual lines with a single square shape, keeping what is in the middle inside the square, and discarding permanently what is outside. The square can be lost in the process as well. I'm trying out various methods here, but haven't yet gotten one to work. Previously I tried using a mask, but that didn't seem to be the correct technique either.
@@G2GTriniGamer no, but I will look into it, I thought that was for building up shapes, I'm trying to get rid of lots of parts of paths at once. I found that I can do this easily in lightburn, so that may be the workflow solution I end up with
For paid courses is it one time payment only or we have to pay monthly? And is there any discount code available for now? I would like to buy your paid courses.
I have long to really learn the indepth usage of boolean operations in Inkscape. This elaborate tutorial did it. Thank you so much. God bless. Next is the "snapping tool", I am still confused about how to properly use it.
Exceptionally helpful. This should be part of the official docs. Thank you!
Thank you coming from the Philippines.
As a tinkerer I have been looking for a video like this explaining this kind of stuff - thank you so much for doing it!
These are, as it happens, my number one Inkscape feature in terms of convenience. The single press keyboard shortcuts are so intuitive: + - / *
Very good - very clear - thanks a lot!
Very useful. Thank you.
Thank you Brandon. This is good reference.
Thanks very much for your excellent videos.
as per usual .... you never disappoint. Great tutorial!
This is GREAT info! Thank you!
Gracias a tu vídeo ahora entiendo como usar estas herramientas
Thanks. 🙏🏻🙂
WHOA! That is a lot of different booleans. I obviously need to start using more of them because some of them I've never used.
Greate tutorial, I feel like waching payed course
Suppose I turn a raster image into vector using Trace Bitmap, and in that image I have something like a tree, or table or anything with completely filled out, blackened object. How do I turn it into an outline form? Is there an easy way?
Good Explanation!
Such a clear and concise breakdown. Really well done!
Parabéns pelo video, mais um inscrito, Deus abençoe!
A very clear and concise explanation! Very good reference. Thank you for this great tutorial.👌
Thanks for the help!
Thank you for this awesome tutorial 😊
Best tutorial I've seen in ages. A really complete guide. Thx.
Thank you very much. You were clear and concise.
This definitely cleared up a lot of things for me. Just need to experiment on my own to reinnforce what you taught.
Best tutorial and most comprehensive tutorial I've watched after watching many, many others. Thanks so much!!!
Awesome!!!
As always, excellently explained. Thank you! I recently went through all the Boolean Path Operations for myself. This was particularly necessary because Inkscape 1.3 opened up even more possibilities. Nevertheless, the video gave me further ideas. And to be honest, I didn't fully understand "Split Path". The trick of splitting text as a path is very helpful!
La explicación es genial y clara gracias
Cool tutorial.
awesome bro! you just nailed it. good reference
could you share this inkscape file.
Love your vids! What app do you use for your AI voice over?
Haha I use my own AI-sounding voice
@@SweaterCatDesigns Hahaha, you're a pro! Keep it up!
Hi. Do you do these videos for a MacBook ?
No, unfortunately I don't have access to a MacBook.
I have some topo contour data in SVG format. It is 50 to 100 individual paths that are not closed and some of the individual topo lines have multiple sub paths. Each path is labeled/named as to elevation. This is valuable and I'd prefer not to lose this info. If I combine/uncombine I loose the original path names. I want to cut all the individual lines with a single square shape, keeping what is in the middle inside the square, and discarding permanently what is outside. The square can be lost in the process as well. I'm trying out various methods here, but haven't yet gotten one to work. Previously I tried using a mask, but that didn't seem to be the correct technique either.
Have you tried the shape builder tool? Let me if it helps
@@G2GTriniGamer no, but I will look into it, I thought that was for building up shapes, I'm trying to get rid of lots of parts of paths at once. I found that I can do this easily in lightburn, so that may be the workflow solution I end up with
For paid courses is it one time payment only or we have to pay monthly? And is there any discount code available for now? I would like to buy your paid courses.
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I have long to really learn the indepth usage of boolean operations in Inkscape. This elaborate tutorial did it. Thank you so much. God bless.
Next is the "snapping tool", I am still confused about how to properly use it.
Estos tutoriales son muy buenos, gracias por hacerlos y con gusto esperamos más, feliz año
Thanks for the support! Happy New Year!