- Turn sketch into vector inkscape code#
- Turn sketch into vector inkscape plus#
- Turn sketch into vector inkscape professional#
add master opacity from object props (DONE). enable partial color settings (bug actually that will be a separate "adjust colors" dialog). Turn sketch into vector inkscape plus#
remove "apply to" make all shapes use current color, but on prefs page for each tool, make a switch between "use current" (default on for shapes) or "use its own style" (default on for pens & text), plus a button "take style from the selection". 
Make evenodd switch a pair of toggle buttons inside colorselector (DONE).transientize, remember size&position, remove Close in the color selector window from Doc props find if there are others like it (DONE).remove redundant color picker selector (DONE).remove "mode", make global preference "Store colors as rgb/cmyk" (DONE, it's not about storing color actually, so just removed).remove "get from dropper" (always on, via SetColorSignal) (DONE, no signal necessary, just picks new color from selection).
Turn sketch into vector inkscape professional#
Everybody else got it (Xara, Illustrator, even Gimp) and it is almost necessary for professional drawing.
Terminiate continuous draw mode when a path is closed in append mode. Visual cues for Pen tool cursor in append mode, and other modes (i.e., +, -, ^, etc.). Cursor icons for Pen, Pencil and Calligraphy tools. Text tool can optionally draw (with click and drag, as opposed to just click) a text box of defined dimensions, into which text is flowed automatically. Some little ideas that I haven't had time to fully spec yet, but I don't want to forget. I think this is pretty important because I love to work with lots of overlapping, same-or-nearly-same-color objects that don't have strike at all. I've seen this in Adobe Illustrator (Ctrl+Y), Sketch, Corel Draw!, even the good ole 1991 vintage Arts & Letters. Turn it off, and you have everything visible normally again. The mode where only the edges of the paths are drawn, stroked at constant width. The ability to be able to easily hide, move and remove layers is certainly a factor that could be mitigated by a more powerful tree view of the document but at the very least there are users who find it convenient so no vector program should remove Layers without adding a bettter writeth: I asked a very similar question about why use layers to the Dia project and here is one of the responses With all these behaviour and a hierarchical tree to work with it, it would resemble the Adobe Illustrator object model that (I think) is the most powerfull and flexible one. It would be good some layer/group operations like changing the visibility of the hole layer/group, being capable of selecting on subelement, working with the hole layer or with a group or with an element. This behaviour of hierarchycal tree of objects, calling the highest hierarchycal level the 'layers' level, and the other hierarchical levels called 'groups' or 'subgroups'. And if you group, two groups, : you'd create a new layer, with the two original groups/layers as a child of the new layer. all they need is a little widget that shows all the groups as a tree of layers. 
I'm I alone in thinking that a Vectorbased drawing program, with the interface built like the Gimp 1.3 series, would be very wanted and usefull? Similar to how Adobe's Photoshop and Illustrator have a similar GUI concept? If, for example, you have an image with layers and want to save it to SVG, you just export it whilst flattening the layers, just like you export a PNG from the Gimp today. Groups could be used in theory to make a Gimp-like layer toolbox, but its not very practical. If you have a complicated drawing, layers are very usefull to organize your work, move them up or down, make them invisible, apply layer transformations, etcetera. In a vector drawing program, what would be the actual difference between a "layer" and a "group"? - kajĮase of use mostly. Sketch uses them and it's very convenient. If you want to add new features, think about layers a la gimp.
Turn sketch into vector inkscape code#
If you need some SVG code examples, I'll e-mail it to you. I think those are the things I am missing in it and other users would appreciate as well. It would be nice to have features like obejct shadows, round corners and square gradient in Sodipodi.
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