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To "crop" simple paths we may use Boolean path operators like for example: Select all black objects then choose Path > Combine: Select both, the combined object and the object for cropping (blue). … Choose Path > Intersection: Select the sub-paths for deletion: Delete superfluous segments : …

We may then have to build our shapes manually, e.g. from a base circle: Transform circle to Bezier path (Path > Object to Path): Select all nodes to Break path at selected nodes Select a segment and …

When drawing a citcle in Inkscape then this will be its path : To convert this path to Bezier lines just select the object, then choose Path > Object to Path: We can now insert nodes, break paths … or whatever there is we need to do (below example was obtained by inserting 3 nodes and deleting the path between two selected nodes): …

Snapping will be displayed while drawing with a message "Handle to quadrant point": Snap to path intersections On occasion we may rather want to snap on a path intersection (which could also be a temporary … Snapping will then be displayed with the message "Handle to path intersection". …

Align and distribute Draw a stroke and a box in random order Select stroke to make it horizontal by adjusting its height to 0 in the top toolbar Adjust stroke style width (Object > Fill and Str …

Once we had combined paths we may not be able to fill an an enclosed area as expected: In the combined path above the line on the lower right will also be treated as a part of a filled area, leading …

To deform a rectangle we need to convert it to a path first. Draw and select rectangle. Choose Path > Object to Path. … Choose the Edit Path by Nodes tool (or F2) Select the corner nodes of the rectangle's top line Make the selected line a curve by pressing Push/Pull the curve handle until happy Repeat step 4. to …