They can be turned on and off using the button in the node toolbar. It is now possible to transform the nodes using the mouse and transformation handles similar to those in the selector tool.
When nothing can be joined (less than 2 endnodes in selection), each selected stretch of nodes will have its middle nodes removed, leaving only one segment. More than one segment can be created at once-the distances between nodes will be used to determine which nodes to join with a segment, with the closest pairs being joined first.
It is now possible to create a segment between endnodes from different paths. When nothing can be joined (less than 2 endnodes in selection), each selected stretch of nodes will be joined into one node. More than two endnodes can be joined at once-the distances between nodes will be used to determine which nodes to join, with the closest pairs being joined first. It is now possible to join nodes from different paths. If the clipping path is a group, all paths in the group can be edited simultaneously. If the object is transformed after applying a clipping path, the clipping path is no longer offset when editing it in the node tool. The clip / mask editing buttons in the node tool are now toggle buttons, rather than mode switch buttons. The clipping path or mask of an object can be edited at the same time as the object. Along with more maintainable code, it brings several new features.Īny number of paths can be selected for node editing at once.
Improved text tool: subscript, superscript, numerical input for text kerning, tracking and moreĭuring Google Summer of Code 2009, the node tool underwent an extensive rewrite. The release marks returning to shorter release cycles to speed up availability of new technologies often developed as part of Google Summer of Code projects. As most of them do not have a checksum or valid/secure GPG signature, be very careful if you download or install them on your computer. The download files for this Inkscape version are provided for historical reasons only.
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