Thank You for your comment. We will surely come up with another video on this topic. Let us know if you have any other suggestions☺

Thank you. Please let us know if there's anything specific you'd like to see next in Inkscape!😊

@learnwithmnofficial has you seen friction2d. It's software where you animate inkscape svgs

Division is one of a Path Operation that only works on paths. Image is not a path or even a clipped image is not a path that's why it will have no effect. To remove any part of the image you can use Set Clip. It can be used to crop any image and also remove any part of an image. If you still have any confusion, feel free to write us. You can also share your queries with us on Instagram.

You can learn more about Set Clip from our tutorial on Clipping and Masking it link is below: Clipping and Masking Tutorial: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qGLKgIGdp914Zrc

Thank You for the correction😊

That's what I used to do too! Now we know better.

Sorry to hear that. It should be between the "Save a Copy" and "Import" options in the File menu. Which Inkscape version are you using?

There isn't a cut function in the Object menu. In Inkscape, the "Cut" option (Ctrl + X) is part of the Edit menu, and it works for cutting selected objects to the clipboard. Or, "Cut Path" is found under the Path menu for cutting paths/strokes. We have created a video tutorial on that too. Let us know if this clears up your query or if you need any other help.

We are sorry to hear that. Can you share the result that you are seeking and a screen recording of your issue? You can share it with us on Instagram, so we can look deeper into your issue. Thank You😊

@learnwithmnofficial guys, thx for responding. I will record the issue and share it will sure help

You are right, technically, they are not the same but sometimes they are used interchangeably. In Inkscape, the page is the defined boundary for final design work that you can resize and export, while canvas is the surrounding workspace area. The canvas itself is infinite, so it can’t be resized.

Whenever you apply the path operation (including fracture), you will lose the original shapes/paths that you selected for the path operation and get a new result from them. If you need those original shapes/paths later, duplicate them before applying any operation and hide them from the "Layers Tab" for your ease. After applying the path operation, you will still have your original shapes/paths in the same position for later use. If you still have any questions, feel free to write us or you can also share your question with us on Instagram. Thank You.

It can be because of your Selection tool settings. If you see after the unit drop-down, you will find 4 different options. If the third option (Move gradient along with object) is disabled, this can cause a change in gradient by moving the object. Disabling this will not move the gradient of your object when you move it, and you may feel your object is distorted or disappeared. Please enable it and then try to move and scale your object. Let us know if it solves your issue or not. If you still have any queries, feel free to ask. Thank You.

The shape can change when you simplify nodes in Inkscape, especially with detailed designs. Simplify works best on simple shapes, with too many nodes. To keep your logo looking right, try adjusting nodes with the Node tool after simplifying or removing nodes manually for better control.

@@learnwithmnofficial Can You Make A Video On This ?

@@learnwithmnofficial And Exclusion Is Also Not Working For Me Bro

@@rashidgujjar1778 Can you share your issue and its screen recording with us. You can share it on Instagram. So that we can take a deeper look at the issue. We will surely try to help you.

@@learnwithmnofficial Your Insta ID Please 🙂

Why not? Could you please share more details or a screen recording of the issue with us? You can share it on Instagram. We will surely try to help you.

@@learnwithmnofficial when I use it, I take it and I click and I dropped the shape I wanna use to cut it then it creates the shape that I need to cut the other shape with I select them both and then I click division but then all it does is delete the line that I drew, it doesn't even affect the thing I'm trying to cut. It's very annoying and very frustrating.

@@ArmorChan There can be some possibilities. Could you send us the screen recording of this on Instagram? So that we can take a deeper look into the issue and the result you are seeking. Thank you

@@learnwithmnofficial its ok i not have a Instagram, besides I went ahead and manually worked around it anyway.

Please check for your Inkscape version. The Shape Builder tool is the first time added in Inkscape 1.3. It is not available in previous releases. Upgrade your Inkscape version to 1.3.2 (i.e. 1.3's the latest revision) and you will get that tool and some extra features.

If you still have any queries, feel free to write us.

@@learnwithmnofficial thank you

Thank You for your feedback. We are glad that it helped.😊

Can you share the screenshot or screen recording of your issue with us, so we can look deeply into the issue and the result you seek. You can share it on Instagram, we also deal with queries there. We will surely try to help you.

@@learnwithmnofficial thank you for your time but when I tried it today it worked the right way. Must have had some setting wrong. thanks again

Go to Edit>Preferences. Go to Interface and open Keyboard. On the right side, you will see a search bar. Here, search for "Duplicate and Transform". It will show you its shortcut below after the name. If it doesn't have a shortcut, give it a custom shortcut for ease. To do that, please take a look at our video explaining how to create custom shortcuts. Its link is given below.

How to create custom shortcuts: kzbin.info/www/bejne/d6q6c2WCYpmNack

@@learnwithmnofficial - thank you. something is wrong, I have that shortcut Option+Cmd+D but it is not working

Never mind, I see mac reserved this specific shortcut to show and hide the dock. If I turn it off from mac keyboard settings, then it works. Thanks again for showing this technique, very good timesaver

@@leosep1998 We are glad that it helped. Feel free to ask any query, we will surely try to help you.

To save just the cropped part without the original showing up, you must export it by selection. For this: 1. Select the part you cropped. 2. Go to File > Export (Ctrl+Shift+E). 3. In the Export tab, choose the Selection tab. 4. Set your export settings, file location, and format, then click Export. This will save only the cropped part of the image.

Thank you so much!

Although when I try to trace bit map the original picture still popping up

@@Teco8213 Trace Bitmap is used to create the vector trace. After the trace is completed, the original raster image will still be present. The original image is usually right below the traced vector. To get rid of it simply select and delete it.

@@Teco8213 If this is not the issue, please elaborate on it. Or share it with a screenshot or screen recording on our Instagram. We also deal with queries there. Thank You.

It depends on which shape/design you want to cut. We have discussed different examples using this same method to explain which shape will cut and which will not. You can watch that video to understand it closely. Secondly, only division was there in the previous versions, but in the new Inkscape version, Fracture, and Shape Builder Tool can also help you achieve similar results. We have videos on both, you can watch them on our channel. If you still have any queries, feel free to write us on Instagram, we also deal with queries there. Thank You.

Watch How to cut any shape with examples in Inkscape: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iYmvfKSleZ2Fb6s Division vs Fracture | Which is better to cut any shape in Inkscape: kzbin.info/www/bejne/e5SspICPmqeXi68