Inkscape rounded text11/9/2023 ![]() Every QR code can have an error correction up to 30%. With QRCode Monkey it is very simple and straightforward to add a logo to your QR Code. The created QR codes are static so the only limitation is that you can't edit the QR code again. ![]() All generated QR codes will work forever, do not expire and have no scanning limits like you see at other commercial QR code generators. Because otherwise the simplest (and sometimes silliest) things can get blown up into a nightmare.QRCode Monkey also has no limitations. Maybe this time I was the one who understood, and you didn't? But in any case, that's why I always urge people to be patient. You remember those times when I accuse you of mind-reading, because you somehow knew what the person was asking and gave them the correct answer, while I couldn't make heads or tails of what they were even asking? You miss subtle clues (in voice or vocal cues or body language) that can prevent different people from interpretting something in different ways. This is what I mean about it being hard to communicate by reading and writing. He just looked at the first couple of screenshots and assumed you weren't paying attention. The op here (EvilT) didn't read down that topic far enough to see that the design he wanted was addressed further down. That op wanted to keep the top of the text (the whole text, not the letters) straight-horizontal, and only have the bottom curved (LEGEND). The way I interpretted that, was a response to the link you gave to the IF topic. ![]() Note again that the manual page already linked did suggest to add many nodes for a curved result on a previously linear segment. So the effect places each graphical representation of a path with a definite coordinate right, only misses the point it " should" make all path segments curved before. You know that I'm not a developer or that I couldn't code a slight bit of extension so my insight is nothing more than from a regulat users point of view.Įxtension depicted in the manual shows how the nodes are placed in a geometrically correct way.ĭoes it do the same with path handles? Yes, those coordinates can be visualised by paths and they can be bent accurately too. Let's see -it wasn't asked, so all the links and efforts went way over his head. May have not emphasised that fact out here.īUT if you actually followed the link to the other topic AND scroll down to my second reply, there was an actual svg file linked with all the steps described, with every steps depicted.Īgain, might not had it written with big bold letters, BUT the result of that file shows the same extension DID the same result as by the "request". I might even find an answer today, although I doubt they can fix it so fast. But if no response, I'll contact the original author. There must be a way to post bugs, I'm not all that familiar with github. I'm going to try posting on the github account of the current version. Maybe he'd be willing to fix it? I think I should be able to find him fairly quickly on IRC. Oh, or even better, the author of the extension! After a little research, I see this current version is forked from something made by an Inkscape developer. So I'll contact her and ask if she knows. ![]() (A lot of extensions have needed to be re-written for the last 2 new versions of Inkscape, as there have been many major changes recently.) I know someone who provides the links and resource for this extension. Unfortunately, it doesn't seem to be working. And there's an extra file which has some convenient shapes you can use: You need an extension which does not come packed with Inkscape. Is there anyone familiar with this procedure that would be willing to spend a little time guiding me through the process to create arched text? I have a few specific things in the graphic I'm trying to accomplish, and I literally have no idea how to get where I need to go. ![]() There are no tutorials that I can find, the information on creating text is somewhat lacking in depth, and I'm starting to get a little frustrated at my inability to use the program to do what I need to do. I've been using variants of Paint Shop Pro from JASC for a number of years now, and have some minor experience with Corel, but I simply cannot figure out how to begin attempting to create Arched text in Inkscape. The green lines are identical, and are displayed to demonstrate just one of the many differences between the two. In the attached graphic, the red text at the top is Arched, and the blue text at the bottom is Curved. I first have to make a significant and important distinction between Arched text, and Curved text. I am having difficulty finding any information in the forum (or any of the sub-forums for that matter) on creating Arched text. ![]()
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