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Questions about using the Inkscape vector-graphics application. Questions about how to install the application should go on Super User. Questions about scripting should go on Stack Overflow.
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How to get "comes to a point in the middle" beveled effect in Inkscape?
I got this sort-of working with the following procedure. This will probably need to be tweaked in order to be generally used.
First, let's consider how the "not what we want" bevel is implemented:
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How to get "comes to a point in the middle" beveled effect in Inkscape?
I'm using (and would prefer) Inkscape, but I can live with solutions for how to do this in GIMP. …
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Drawing a hexagon in Inkscape
Another method:
Draw a vertical line.
Set your angle snap to some divisor of 60° if it isn't already (Preferences → Behavior → Steps).
Duplicate it, rotate it 60° (hold ctrl to snap to steps).
Move i …
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