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To dallen8028's comments: first I'd like to thank Tyler Durden for replying. I've also updated my article index with these new entries: Issue #179: New Live Path Effects (1.0/1.1): Measure Segments (general usage).Issue #178: New Live Path Effects (1.0/1.1): Ellipse From Points, Offset.Issue #177: New Live Path Effects (1.0/1.1): Dashed Stroke, Fill Between Many.Issue #176: New Live Path Effects (1.0/1.1): LPE dialog redesign and setting default parameters.Issue #175: Selectors and CSS dialog continued: advanced CSS selectors, and why you probably don’t want to use them!.Since my last post the following articles have become available:

I haven't been around here for a while, but I have still been writing my monthly column, so first a bit of housekeeping. but for those willing to dig just a little, there are nuggets of wisdom and mountains of experience to be discovered. There is a growing segment of Inkscape users interested in parametric features for CNC, but they are still a small fraction of the users. But it is not where the majority of users' interest is focused. That is not to say that work cannot be done in Inkscape with numeric precision, it can. WRT to throwing paint, Inkscape is illustration software, after all.

There too, the user community has been providing battle-tested guidance in augmentation of the commercial suppliers' instructional materials (and many times, much better). How can I do this with Inkscape?"Īs a CAD user myself, I can attest to the omissions, idiosyncrasies and outdated information that comes with instruction in any number of commercial products. Fortunately, there is a living, interactive reference resource here in these official forums, where any earnest learner can ask the global community: "I seem to be stuck. And, many documents have unintended omissions. WRT the assumption that all expected scenarios will explicitly detailed: instruction frequently "leaves elements as exercises for the student to resolve".

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Over a decade's time of volunteer writing for the open software movement. Much has changed since then in Inkscape, and Mark has kept pace, keeping his tutorials evolving along with Inkscape's bourgeoning features. Mark's first tutorial in FCM #61 was written almost exactly 10 years ago, and was pretty good for a first tutorial. I'll chime in first, as I pointed dallen8028 over here from the Beginners forum. I hope this make sense? Thank you for your understanding and kind consideration in your reply. So far it is kind of like throwing paint on a canvas.

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Also, I would include either instructions on how to draw an eclipse, arcs, segments or circles separately to include exact precision (as in ACAD) or a note that makes reference to these instructions later in another tutorial. By manipulating the all the editable handles I was not able to create the Crescent Moon shape you show with your Snowman. The arc and segments on the other hand are a struggle. The ease in which to draw an eclipse, change it's location, color and borders are wonderful. I understand these are written for beginners and should takes us to a more complex area later, however, I am finding some assumptions. When I go through instructions, I can only assume they are written to cover every possible scenario I might encounter. While I am very new to Inkscape, I am finding it easy yet difficult to understand and follow your instructions in the first Tutorial #61.

If you are open to some "beginner feedback" from an 8 year Navy Veteran with 30 years ACAD experience I would be happy to share my experiences going through your tutorials on the ease and difficulties I am finding.

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With my Navy experience with Equipment Technical Manuals (ETM) and Standing Operating Procedures (SOP) where all steps are included with no step eluded to or assumed in any given process. They are far greater detailed than those found within the Help menu and in the online manual. Thank you Xav for taking the time to produce these tutorials.