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Find corresponding points along a path
Term "the smooth curve point which corresponds a corner of the zigzag" is not a clear thing. You have drawn a special case where the corresponding point seems to be in the half-way of two ...
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Find corresponding points along a path
Possibly... If I understand correctly, which I'm not certain I do.
2 paths of the identical lengths, one curved, one straight. Use Object > Path > Add Anchor Points and new anchors will be added ...
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Find corresponding points along a path
I doubt that there is a function that does exactly this.
You could “eyeball” it, and add nodes with the pen tool.
You can also cut a single spline into 2, 4, 8, 16 … splines of equal length by ...
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How would you convert an image into a SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) without losing too much details and where all the details are contoured?
This answer is a little late, but I just discovered what SVG images really are. This is what I got. It looks something like this:
It's still not the best. I agree with people in the comments that ...
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How to get rid of these outline artifacts in an Inkscape SVG trace?
The artifacts in fact come from the tracing process and the sorted colour order of the traced layers and the “stacked” method of showing layers. This method relies on stacking a layer, adding the ...
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Getting some filled partial overlay inside svg icon when expected to be transparent
At the first glance the camera SVG looks like it has 2 paths: the body outline and the lens. The body outline seems to be a combined path which contains numerous open and closed paths. If I drew the ...
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