Inkscape | Schematic Electronic Circuit Drawing

[@UkrArtDesign]

Maestro, thanks for the lesson.

[@jameswhitelawanimation]

hi Ryndon, been a fan of your channel for a long while, got to know your work mainly through all your OpenToonz tutorials, which are the best I have yet to find on KZbin - head and shoulders above the rest. Enjoyed this one as I do a lot of these schematics in my work, I use CorelDraw - watching this was like watching a part of my day, just sped up and with music. Keep up the awesome work bud, and warm greetings from South Africa.

[@TJFREE]

Thanks for the kind words, James.

[@randomcoggles3805]

I like your techniques. Clap, clap!

[@ichaa3tech]

download the svg that contains all electrical symbols from wikimedia so you dont have to redraw them and stick to the standards in the same time . love your channel

[@vidhyadhar64]

Very Good..

[@SkyFly19853]

Wow... that's really useful. ✅✅✅✅✅✅

[@ramizshould]

This is cool

[@danielmasters8145]

Smart man!

[@alexstone691]

Why draw in it in inkscape though?

[@kinmunau]

Really eye opening! Though other software tools are more efficient for drawing electronic schematics. Thanks for sharing.

[@portonus]

what video editing software do you use? Shotcut or Kdenlive?

[@TJFREE]

I use both, but this was Shotcut.

[@wellnesspathforme6236]

@@TJFREE Can you explain why you use both? Are some applications better for one than another.

[@TJFREE]

@@wellnesspathforme6236 Shotcut is very fast for editing video and audio clips together, which is mostly what I do for this channel. I use Kdenlive if I'm doing something more advanced, using effects or key framing.

[@wellnesspathforme6236]

@@TJFREE Thank you.

[@SensSword]

Oh no. You're pulling that thread... Next you'll be learning KiCAD and going to oshpark for those pretty purple boards.

[@DarrenJamesNI]

This video is just what I’m after, but do you have a step-by-step tutorial of how you replicated this as I’m new to Inkscape. Maybe I could send you what I want to replicate and make a donation to the channel?

[@Sine1040]

Just because you can doesn't mean you should ;) For things like this I prefer something with a library (at the very least)

[@d4django]

Very happy I know AutoCAD

[@JGnLAU8OAWF6]

But why? Could just use free KiCad...

[@jwnewman75]

Nice. Another tutorial that DOES NOT explain how to do something.