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== Using Clones == | |||
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As a very basic concept, a clone is a "dynamic copy" of a master object. Object handles are not available on the clone, only on the master object, so modifications to the master object result in the same operation being applied to the clone children. *All* objects in Inkscape can be cloned, including "special objects" such as squares, circles, stars and text. | As a very basic concept, a clone is a "dynamic copy" of a master object. Object handles are not available on the clone, only on the master object, so modifications to the master object result in the same operation being applied to the clone children. *All* objects in Inkscape can be cloned, including "special objects" such as squares, circles, stars and text. | ||
Latest revision as of 10:50, 14 October 2024
Using Clones
Presenter: Bernard Gray
Target Audience: Inkscape Users
Synopsis:
As a very basic concept, a clone is a "dynamic copy" of a master object. Object handles are not available on the clone, only on the master object, so modifications to the master object result in the same operation being applied to the clone children. *All* objects in Inkscape can be cloned, including "special objects" such as squares, circles, stars and text.