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Build 1.3
I just wanna say, thank you to my primary testers
dasprid and 
MrBarthalamul.
Grab it here for Windows 32bit (43.5MB): goo.gl/iA17sd
Get the source code for compiling on other machines (12.7MB): goo.gl/7Ci0J3
-LPE converts paths to outlines
-Special "peak" linecap added
-"Force miter" option for when you just have to have a miter
-Negative line widths
-"Reflected" (Extrapolated) and Extrapolated Arc miter type available!
Problems:
-Certain linecaps are broken in "reflected" mode.
I just wanna say, thank you to my primary testers
dasprid and MrBarthalamul.Grab it here for Windows 32bit (43.5MB): goo.gl/iA17sd
Get the source code for compiling on other machines (12.7MB): goo.gl/7Ci0J3
-LPE converts paths to outlines
-Special "peak" linecap added
-"Force miter" option for when you just have to have a miter
-Negative line widths
-"Reflected" (Extrapolated) and Extrapolated Arc miter type available!
Problems:
-Certain linecaps are broken in "reflected" mode.
-All linecaps except butt are broken in "extrapolated" mode.
-mesh gradients broken for the time being
-when outlining, path crosses itself at corners. The Livarot-based path outliner may be modified and pushed to upstream Inkscape.
-Joining nodes between paths with the effect and without has undefined behavior. Patch may be submitted to upstream Inkscape.
Demonstration:
Figure 1. This isn't Windows
Figure 2. Le reflected join
Extrapolated Arc type joins!
Go ahead, try it out, see how it works. And most importantly, if it crashes while you are using the path effect, tell me. Send me the autorecover file if you can so that I know what happened.
And now a quick disclaimer: This software is provided as-is and without any warranty. Misuse of this software or use of this software in an illegal nature is in no way the fault of the developer or the upstream Inkscape development team. The developers are not responsible for any loss or damages that may occur while using the software. This software is licensed under the GPL version 2.0, a copy of which will be provided upon request. Inkscape itself is licensed under the GPL, and is free and open-source software, meaning I am permitted to modify and redistribute the source code and/or binaries.
-mesh gradients broken for the time being
-when outlining, path crosses itself at corners. The Livarot-based path outliner may be modified and pushed to upstream Inkscape.
-Joining nodes between paths with the effect and without has undefined behavior. Patch may be submitted to upstream Inkscape.
Demonstration:
Figure 1. This isn't Windows
Figure 2. Le reflected join
Extrapolated Arc type joins!
Go ahead, try it out, see how it works. And most importantly, if it crashes while you are using the path effect, tell me. Send me the autorecover file if you can so that I know what happened.
And now a quick disclaimer: This software is provided as-is and without any warranty. Misuse of this software or use of this software in an illegal nature is in no way the fault of the developer or the upstream Inkscape development team. The developers are not responsible for any loss or damages that may occur while using the software. This software is licensed under the GPL version 2.0, a copy of which will be provided upon request. Inkscape itself is licensed under the GPL, and is free and open-source software, meaning I am permitted to modify and redistribute the source code and/or binaries.
Merged
As some of you may have known, instead of manually distributing tarballs over the past few months, I have been updating my feature fork (which uses many Ponyscape experiments and some of mine) into a Launchpad branch.
Not that long ago, that feature branch was merged upstream. Inkscape trunk, which is the current release focus for 0.91, will not have these features, unfortunately – I arrived too late on the development scene. However, Inkscape 0.92 will have these features, and any binary packages made of Inkscape experimental (the current development focus) will have these features as well.
I would now like to give thanks to those th
Mini update
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"There is no one who loves pain itself, who seeks after it and wants to have it, simply because it is pain..."
After messing around with it a bit, I managed to come up with this little bit of CSS that glows like the KDE Oxygen theme. deviantART also kind of annoyed me since I was unable to set a gradient as the background.
This was somewhat inspired by gwennie-chan (https://www.deviantart.com/gwennie-chan)'s tumblr theme, Catching Elephants, but more by me not really having anything else to do. The cursor (if that functionality of the theme works) belongs to the Adwaita cursor
200 Watchers
Uh, okay. Let me first apologize for not being more active during the past few weeks. See, I've been pretty stressed out and all and I've just started doing some serious coding for Inkscape.
Which brings me to....
Inkscape 0.91 custom
I was going to release this later when it was ready, but I figured since I have 200 watchers why not push a test build? :) I haven't exactly been aimlessly coding for the past few weeks, it's coding with a purpose. What I have done is started to merge Ponyscape features into Inkscape development builds (and fix a few bugs, too!). Why would I want to do that? Age. The most recent release of Ponyscape is gettin
Development - Join Types
I wanted to call this journal "I invariably find the most difficult way to do things" but that didn't fit. :sigh:
So what's up with those fancy "Extrapolated" type joins? They are a feature bundled with Power Strokes, yes, but will they ever come to regular strokes? The SVG 2 standard is pretty much ready to go, however, Inkscape has zero support for it as of yet.
I want to try out my hand at creating a new path effect called "Join Type" that is exactly as its name implies - it changes the join type of the stroke. Extrapolated will definitely be an option. Also, I'll want to implement Extrapolated Arc as well as it usually does a be
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