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... so that the letter used in it is cut so that the grid can be seen.
I've reread this a dozen times and I can't imagine what it means. Can you elborate? What's wrong with the image you posted? Or is that what you want to make just with other letters?
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My point is that like creating a new icon in inkscape and after making a circle with an ellipse, I would like to add a symbol or a letter in the middle. This is how to use the same effect as in the screenshot.
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Convert both the circle and the letter to paths (Path -> Object to Path). Then select the circle first and letter second (hold Shift), finally use Path -> Difference to subtract the letter shape from the circle.
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Convert both the circle and the letter to paths (Path -> Object to Path). Then select the circle first and letter second (hold Shift), finally use Path -> Difference to subtract the letter shape from the circle.
Thanks a lot, this is what I was looking for.
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I wanted to show off my first icon made with inkscape.
https://i.postimg.cc/0bXzf4F5/timeshift.png
Nicely done. Some kind of Fraktur-like typeface?
Last edited by Morn (2022-04-24 11:05:13)
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I am inspired by the nouveKDEGray icons theme, but sometimes it is difficult for me to get the same shade despite downloading a color picker.
EDIT.
And this icon made by me is simply a timeshift.
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