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Legio noctis at 11:25, 11 January 2010

2010-01-11T11:25:36Z

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			'''Please note that Sketch is now called Skencil'''.

	Please post links to screenshots and/or insights of this vector app. We must learn from others.		Please post links to screenshots and/or insights of this vector app. We must learn from others.

2010-01-11T11:23:43Z

Links

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	=== Links ===		=== Links ===

	[http://www.skencil.org/ Official site]		*[http://www.skencil.org/ Official site]
	[http://www.skencil.org/doc.html Official Documentation]		*[http://www.skencil.org/doc.html Official Documentation]

	=== License ===		=== License ===

2010-01-11T11:22:31Z

Links

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	=== Links ===		=== Links ===

	[http://www.skencil.org/ ~~official~~ site]		[http://www.skencil.org/ Official site]
			[http://www.skencil.org/doc.html Official Documentation]

	=== License ===		=== License ===

2010-01-11T11:16:46Z

Tweening / Blending

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	* Similarly, one can't edit the proportion parameter of an individual tween state (like the stop proportion value in a gradient stop, a number from 0 to 1 indicating how similar to the begin or end state this tween state should be).		* Similarly, one can't edit the proportion parameter of an individual tween state (like the stop proportion value in a gradient stop, a number from 0 to 1 indicating how similar to the begin or end state this tween state should be).

	If implementing in Inkscape, then note that SVG[[/SMIL]] animation involves a similar operation to tweening.		If implementing in Inkscape, then note that SVG/[[SMIL]] animation involves a similar operation to tweening.


	=== Ellipses/[[Arcs]]: node editing ===		=== Ellipses/[[Arcs]]: node editing ===

2010-01-11T11:15:15Z

Ellipses/Arcs: node editing

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	=== Ellipses[[/Arcs]]: node editing ===		=== Ellipses/[[Arcs]]: node editing ===

	Like Inkscape, Skencil uses one tool for circles, ellipses and arcs.		Like Inkscape, Skencil uses one tool for circles, ellipses and arcs.

2010-01-11T11:06:45Z

Styles

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	There are some gaps in the interface: when creating a style, one can control whether the style controls line thickness, but I didn't see a way of changing that after creation. There seem to be some inconsistencies about whether an object can belong to more than one style or not.		There are some gaps in the interface: when creating a style, one can control whether the style controls line thickness, but I didn't see a way of changing that after creation. There seem to be some inconsistencies about whether an object can belong to more than one style or not.

	Skencil style control certainly isn't as sophisticated as that offered by SVG[[/CSS]], but we may borrow some things from it.		Skencil style control certainly isn't as sophisticated as that offered by SVG/[[CSS]], but we may borrow some things from it.

	(Inkscape doesn't support named styles, unless you count inheriting styles from parents, such as layer membership.)		(Inkscape doesn't support named styles, unless you count inheriting styles from parents, such as layer membership.)

2010-01-11T11:04:58Z

Layers

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	=== Layers ===		=== Layers ===

	[http://www.nongnu.org/skencil/Images/tiger.png screenshot showing layer dialog] has four toggle buttons for each layer: screen visibility; printing visibility (probably including visibility in exported bitmaps); lockedness; and a "show outline only" option. Each layer can have its own colour used when show-out-line-only is on.		[http://www.nongnu.org/skencil/Images/tiger.png This screenshot showing the layer dialog] has four toggle buttons for each layer: screen visibility; printing visibility (probably including visibility in exported bitmaps); lockedness; and a "show outline only" option. Each layer can have its own colour used when show-out-line-only is on.

	There is a separate layer for guide objects/lines. The layer's show-outline-only option is always on, the print option is always off, while the visibility and lockedness options remain togglable.		There is a separate layer for guide objects/lines. The layer's show-outline-only option is always on, the print option is always off, while the visibility and lockedness options remain togglable.

2010-01-11T11:00:28Z

Notable features

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	* Can blend between paths (morphing).		* Can blend between paths (morphing).
	* Written mainly in Python.		* Written mainly in Python.
	* "Conical gradients" as well as the linear & radial gradients supported by SVG[[/Inkscape]].		* "Conical gradients" as well as the linear & radial gradients supported by SVG/[[Inkscape]].
	* Claims to support masking; I haven't looked at its interface. (I believe Inkscape honours masking/clipping directives in SVG files, but has no user interface for this unless you count the boolean operations.)		* Claims to support masking; I haven't looked at its interface. (I believe Inkscape honours masking/clipping directives in SVG files, but has no user interface for this unless you count the boolean operations.)
	* Has some import/export vector file formats that Inkscape lacks (cgm, cmx, fig). The import/export code is written in Python (see /usr/lib/ske[[/Plugins/Filters]]/{loader,saver}.py), so should be easy enough to adapt to SVG, or we could invoke skencil/skconvert to do the import/export as we do with sk_input.inx.		* Has some import/export vector file formats that Inkscape lacks (cgm, cmx, fig). The import/export code is written in Python (see /usr/lib/ske[[/Plugins/Filters]]/{loader,saver}.py), so should be easy enough to adapt to SVG, or we could invoke skencil/skconvert to do the import/export as we do with sk_input.inx.

2006-07-02T02:57:48Z

2006-01-25T19:30:20Z

Removed Spam

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	=== Notable features ===		=== Notable features ===