Inkscape Tutorials For Beginners- How To Do Hatching In Inkscape.
Published 2016-01-05
This knowledge can be extended to create any type of hatching and comic style inking in inkscape.
Hope you like this step by step Inkscape tutorial.
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All Comments (19)
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way to fast to follow what you click on
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Brilliant!
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Thanks! It took me a few times, but finally figured it out🙂 Neat tutorial, I can't wait to try it out with other objects🙂
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Why not get the hatch set brush?
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Thank you -- exactly what I was looking for!
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Great tutorial! Looking at some of the comments below, I understand that some might find it goes too fast (remember I was also like this when I was self-learning). I would say that this tutorial is made for those who already have an idea on what the functions are (intermediate level) and where they are located. Otherwise I would say watch a beginners video for explanation or, slowly follow step by step with each instruction.
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Thanks, Sid. I found this helpful as hatching can be quite tedious at times.
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Great stuff! Thanks for your efforts!
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Are you clicking intersection and then delete to keep the hatching in the shape?
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Well done!! Excellent idea !!
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Sid,try adding captions of voice inputs for basic tutorials.. that will simply make it great :-)
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Cutting out the intersection doesn't work :(
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Can this kind of shading be used for comic strips?
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Didn't work for me. Whole thing disappears when I go to "intersection."
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hi... im new user of inkscape.. how to move my toolbar on top like yours..
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0:55 Use Extensions ⇒ Generate from Path ⇒ Interpolate instead of endless duplicating and moving.
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yo
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How does one do this when not a god of accurate mouse operation? I just want to cross hatch fill a rectangle. Need svg output for freecad. Never used inkscape. Hatching needs to be 30 deg angle and 0,6mm spacings. Can you slow your videos down a bit, and add voice explanation as to what you do. Would take me days of frustration to re-produce what you just did in 4 min. I find your tutorial more of a tease than instructional. If you're trolling I'd give you 8/10, if your trying to teach 2/10.
