Inkscape: Use Path Markers To Repeat An Object Along A Path
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- In past tutorials we went over how to use the "Pattern Along Path" effect to repeat objects along paths. The downside of using that tool is that it deforms the object along the path. In this tutorial we'll be going over how to use Markers to get around this and create a pattern along a path without deformation.
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My god the amount of cool designs flowing through my head with now knowing this is overwhelming 😍. Thanks for this superb tutorial.
I learnt Inkscape from you. This opening music bring those memories back when i never knew how to use the brazier tool and draw all over the art board. Thank you so much for your great videos.
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Nice. I'm learning more than just the Inkscape usage, but also good English pronunciation + clearness in the exposition of a topic + design. Good job as always, Nick.
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This is just the best I had to do this yesterday and lucky for me you make a video the next day amazing
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Love your tutorials even when I already know how to do the technique :) Haven't realized that about markers scaling.
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Thanks for the tip Nick. I was actually missing your tutorials. It's been a month since your last video. Hope everything is OK.
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Markers always annoyed me until this video. Holy cow, I've learned from your videos once again. I never knew markers could be used this way. So good!
I've never liked using Markers in Inkscape until the 1.2 update. Now it's a game changer.
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This is absolutely brilliant and helps me a lot. Thank you so much!
That is nice! I suppose a regular polygon would be a good start is you want to repeat something any desired number of times.
Thanks for a wonderful tip. I'd never have guessed this.
Quite helpful especially for self-teaching learners like me.
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One small request i have...can u tell how to make animation with the use of inkscape? ❤️
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Ohh lord, I was looking for that exactly! Thanks a lot, Nick
Interesting tutorial. I've been using the 1.2 version since it was released on the official website, but I hadn't seen that option . Thank you so much.
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great tuts I must say with very interesting content so my only question is how do I change the colour of the stars now they're all in this lovely circle cos Ive followed the steps you gave it all worked really well but now Ive changed my mind about the colour of my stars
Thank you so much, that is useful
I love these tutorials, instead of learning what is selection, bezier, etc, I watched these videos and learned much things.
Those tutorials (Path function, Bezier pen, etc) videos are also helpful for the detail tho, but this kind of tutorial is more effective for me. Big thanks for Nick.
By the way, my office told me to use illustrator and Photoshop, so.. anyone know the channel that use same teaching method as Nick? That would help me a lot.
Glad to hear you like the content. I actually have another channel for Adobe tutorials called "Design Made Simple" if you want to check that out.
@@LogosByNick I was looking for a channel with similar method and I got your channel instead, looking for coal and got gold huh.. BIG THANKS!!
Nick or anyone else - please help! I tried this. Works great thank you. You are a great teacher and I bought your class. Recommend it to everyone. My problem is I am trying to use Inkscape to draw and then import them into my CAD software (Carveco) so I can cut them on my CNC machine. Not matter what format I save these in, it doesn't work. Anything like .png, etc... leaves me with very jagged bitmap imports, and when I try to import the .svg file all i get is the original circle and the original star. Nothing else. Is there some way to save this as vectors? Thanks for anyone who can help! Mark.
Very helpful. Thanks for this tutorial.
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Hi there, thanks for the tutorial, very informative, however when you add more nodes to the circle, there is not an easy way (or at least not that i was able to find it) to custom space your nodes, for example having 7 nodes evenly distributed, yes, we might achieve that with a polygon, the second thing i have experienced, is that (perhaps i just don't know how to do it) once we have our pattern repeated, there are limited options to customise each repeated pattern. you have shown how to resize, but it would be cool to be able to change each separated object/marker, but again, i have just started and surely there is something i am missing, It would be cool to have a tutorial on this if possible at all.
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Nice Tips Nick, Many Thanks
Thank you so much for this tutorial. I have learned so much from you. I have a question. Can these markers be converted to paths like a stroke can be converted to a path? Thank you!!!
Hi Nick, super helpful as always!
Coming from Illustrator, I noticed I can't randomly change the position, size and rotation of multiple copies. Maybe that's a new feature yet to be added to Inkscape.
A lot of thanks Nick.
Thanks for the tutorial sir. Very usefull.
Amazing. Many thanks for the video
Great video as always Nike
Brilliant!
I recently did this method on a current project but after a few clicks here and there it suddenly stopped executing the technique. I'm stuck on the part where you select the objects after making it your object to a marker, it just refuses to ADD NODES. Is there a way to "refresh" this on Inkscape? Thanks.
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Just need that tutorial 3 days ago 😅
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Amazing. Many thanks.
Question: Is there a way to copy and paste what you did in this video to multiple paths? or do I have to use this marker setting for every path separately?
That' really hlelpfull keep going
Hello Nick we need a complete review of the new version of Inkscape CMYK for ex. Please
Another great video. Question: can you delete the first star in the corner?
A very useful lesson as always. I wonder how I can taper a path with a pattern or marker on it, that follows the tapering. I tried with marker and pattern along path effect but failed. Let's say I wanna have dots on a 3/4 circle, the dots start small then end in a bigger size. Do you have any idea how to do that in Inkscape? Thanks, Nick.
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Hi Nick I'm new to your channel, I recently started using inskscape, you do very good content thank you very much, I have a question, is it possible to make a .PNG image can be repeated on a curved line? I know that with tracing effects there is an option to do this, but it only works with vector objects, I would like to do it with png images, I hope you can help me with this question, greetings!
Can I have, say, 12 nodes on a circle? That would be great for creating clocks.
I do exactly you told . But still my small object (your is star) when I go on marker in fill Strok manu, I click first point marker than my small object is big as Round ( your big object). Please help me. Give me solution. So your start is small and proper in round path. But mine one is big as round . How it is possible
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Select each pair of individual nodes and add nodes in between accordingly.
very intresting, i thing the polygon tool allow more cutom nodes like 3 5 7 or any amount of node we want
can we apply these effect on a non path converted object like basic circle ?
and in this case of closed loop put two markers at begining and at end is not useful a maybe overload inkscape
so I can't edit it in inkscape 0.92?
The other inkscape version's laggy, which means I'd had to not use inkscape anymore
Are you going to update for version 1.2
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It's easier than it looks. I found learning soft design (like setups - I use SERUM) much more scary but it's doable, you just gotta be
So helpful! Thanks for this tutorial. I have a question, though: another issue with put object/text on path is that the elements are put perpendicular to the tangent on the path- so a wave-shaped text block has the tops tilted in a variety of directions. Is there a way to establish the same 'vertical' orientation for all objects in one or the other of these approaches?
Photoshop, which I can't afford, has presets for lots of kinds of text box deformations that keep the orientation of the letters vertical. I would think that Inkscape, as an actual vector program, would have some way to achieve the same result.
Try path effect called envelop deformation.
Yes, the Perspective/Envelope path effect would be good for this.
@@LogosByNick Thank you! Do you have a tutorial on this?
Cool
can ask why you gimp more tool?
hi, can i install inkscape 32 bit on my 64 bit laptop?
Nice tutorial, please explain can inscape at the time support CMYK colors?
Unfortunately no it can't
Avoid CMYK. Leave it to the process-colour experts.
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no go here, I couldn't get this to work. the circle kept disappearing and even after changing star to marker, every time I tried to apply it, the circle 1-disappeared completely no arrows to say where it was and 2- the star came in Gigantic and filled the screen
You can keep the stroke on while doing this and set it to transparent later.
There's also two boxes with numbers where you pick the marker to resize it.
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Will this work using Inkscape 1.3 ?
Yup, and with an improved menu
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