Inkscape's Transform Tool is a hidden gem

[@bmc_]

I learned Inkscape from Nick around ~5 years ago. I've basically mastered making anything on Inkscape. I even use it professionally. I love how nick still surprises me with things that I didn't know that could be done in Inkscape. Thank you Nick.

[@PicSta]

I haven't joined his master class yet, although I think about doing it. I follow his YT videos for years and the style he explains things is class. Very easy to follow in my opinion. Inkscape is an underrated graphic program.

[@jonsaircond8520]

​@@PicStait's worth joining and honestly it is a great bang for your buck. What he brings to the table is beyond reasonable

[@Kaycii.Austine]

Nick, your abstract thinking on how to use Inkscape elements and tools is second to none. Intriguingly astonishing. Thank you!

[@rameshladdi81]

Nick is a god of Inkscape & god of the design universe!

[@6ch6ris6]

InkScape is soooooo damn good. Just recently got into it and your videos are very helpful even though the software is very intiutive compared to the sheer possibilities it gives you

[@natanteam]

Great creativity with basic tools, I admire that!

[@naytpess5504]

Thank you for making this tutorial ❤

[@Falcodesigns]

Simple and amazing explanation ❤❤

[@shivanshsoni4242]

Thanks for those things as precision is important sometimes during transformations. And also that scale was a useful one to put the picture in the middle.

[@bim41337]

Really cool! Thank you for demonstrating this tool. I find myself wanting to transform an object by a specific value kinda often, so this will come in handy. On the other hand, I'm starting to ask myself if I'm too fixated on exact values. In most tutorials I see, people are doing things kinda freestyle rather than using exact values.

[@BFett-Human]

I started in GIMP where exact values is a must. Inkscape can support exact values, but there are times where proportions and "eyeballing" the general look can be handy

[@juanmena3648]

Cool! Amazing example of *thinking out of the box* 😃

[@PicSta]

Have seen this tutorial and immediately came up with the idea that his "numeric" changing position, size etc. also would be great for exact movements and doing animations. No idea how to use it now, but maybe one day I have a whole scene and want to make movements with items on screen and make frame by frame. Or make your own live wallpaper for desktop, who knows, there is much possible if you have the creativity and imagination.

[@mirkohahn]

@@PicSta for Animations i would use Something else, Like Rive

[@PicSta]

@@mirkohahn Thanks for your reply. I will take a look what I can find to "rive" on Google.

[@thomasowens5824]

That's very cool, cheers Nick.

[@SKMRify]

Excellent.

[@beer1for2break3fast4]

Great video

[@andymouse]

Awesome!

[@ichbins787]

Wow, thank you very much.

[@derpderp9281]

That looks fun!

[@lisamack4492]

Thank you so much

[@NYProductions]

❤ Great idea!

[@Mithferion]

It'd be good if they added an option to create duplicates automatically like you can in Affinity Designer

[@mirkohahn]

der "einfachere" Weg: Objekt in Pfad umwandlen gekachelte Klone (unter Bearbeiten) 1 x gewünschte Anzahl (reihen, spalten) (zb 1x10) verschiebung pro spalte: -100 Maßstab 10%, anhäufen Drehung 10% Erzeugen

[@LogosByNick]

I tried that but couldn’t get the same result

[@mirkohahn]

@@LogosByNick yeah youre right... Doesnt quiet Work for bigger numbers... And sorry for writing in German 😊🤦🏽 Great Tutorial!

[@chetandhiman1072]

I want to ask you a question regarding a design. How do I do that are you on X ?

[@MrBearfaced]

Not sure if title is correct, did you mean Transform Tool? Great content though, keep it coming.

[@LogosByNick]

Fixed 🙂

[@dennyskerb4992]

👍👍

[@JohnColgan.]

Nice tool, ive never seen this before. Is it v1.3 or new in v1.4?

[@LogosByNick]

It’s been around for a while, I just never did anything with it until now.

[@virtualwhispers]

Is there a way to taper an image in Inkscape - I searched your video but couldn't find anything like that

[@BFett-Human]

Group object, select object, Path effects - Perspective/Envelope tool, use node tool to move the white corner nodes to the desired taper.