Guys, don't waste time with this video. Just select the object you want to rotate and click on it. Then you'll be able you rotate it. The video starts at 2:11.
Well, but how to set/modify absolute numerical value of object rotation? Having only the relative rotation in the Transform tool is useless when the object already has some unknown rotation.
How do you rotate an object and make perfectly middle? I can't really express what am I trying to say here but you know whenever you try to drag an object for example a star, you'll notice that you will create a star but the edges of the stars are not perfectly in the middle, now how do you make it perfectly in the middle?
Great video I came looking to learn one thing and I learned a few others, But I still want to know. How can you reset an objects rotation to 0 degrees (as if you have never rotated it at all).
The process is annoying and not intuitive. But click on the rotated object, click on the "Open XML Editor" in the Commands Bar (shift+ctrl+x), and in the bottom table there's a column labeled "Value" with one of the values being "rotate()" - inside the parenthesis is a number value. Highlight just the number with your mouse, then type "0." Hit the enter key and close out the window.
I made this video pre-Goldfish attention span era, but also could have added chapters to the video to make it easier for people to jump to the parts they wanted. Chapters have been added.
Fake it by creating a bottom layer that is a rectangle shape (assuming your document is a rectangle), rotate that bottom layer, then export as a PNG with the background set to transparent.
Apparently it is only possible to rotate the object as long as it is not in a layer... *sigh* Because I could not rotate the object, with a second click it would just jump to the layer
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Chapters added to make it easier to skip to the meat and potatoes of the tutorial
how can i reset the angle again to 0 ? without ctrl z
Good overview! I'd add that you can manually pull the rotation center anywhere else and rotate around that point too.
Good point!
Guys, don't waste time with this video. Just select the object you want to rotate and click on it. Then you'll be able you rotate it. The video starts at 2:11.
Aaaa omg thx a lot
I gotta rotate for my activity on school and this JUST helped me
Wow thx a lot qvq♡
Thank you Davis, your videos are helpful.
Thanks Dave.
Well, but how to set/modify absolute numerical value of object rotation? Having only the relative rotation in the Transform tool is useless when the object already has some unknown rotation.
Exactly. I still can't figure that out.
How do you rotate an object and make perfectly middle? I can't really express what am I trying to say here but you know whenever you try to drag an object for example a star, you'll notice that you will create a star but the edges of the stars are not perfectly in the middle, now how do you make it perfectly in the middle?
Probably the easiest way to accomplish this is to drag a ruler onto the composition and have the points of the star align to the ruler
Great video I came looking to learn one thing and I learned a few others, But I still want to know. How can you reset an objects rotation to 0 degrees (as if you have never rotated it at all).
up !
The process is annoying and not intuitive. But click on the rotated object, click on the "Open XML Editor" in the Commands Bar (shift+ctrl+x), and in the bottom table there's a column labeled "Value" with one of the values being "rotate()" - inside the parenthesis is a number value. Highlight just the number with your mouse, then type "0." Hit the enter key and close out the window.
A ten-minute video on just rotating something?
I was just telling the same thing. Lol
I made this video pre-Goldfish attention span era, but also could have added chapters to the video to make it easier for people to jump to the parts they wanted. Chapters have been added.
So, how can we rotate a whole group of objects with mouse?
Thanks for this tutorial davi...I am new to inkscape. Your tutorials are awesome.
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@@techofe-anopensourcebasedd5822 yeah... already subscribed him 😉. Hail open source 😂
He looks like he about to beat Spider-Man with a bunch of flying projectors
The fact that it doesn't store total rotation information is absolutely horrible
im not sure what my kids did or id did but my page has been rotated like 30 degerees and i cant find out how to unrotate my screen...plesade help
Bottom right corner of Inkscape has a field labeled "R," this is for the rotation of your page/canvas. Change the value back to 0.
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How do you rotate the whole image, and save it such that it saves as rotated during export?
Fake it by creating a bottom layer that is a rectangle shape (assuming your document is a rectangle), rotate that bottom layer, then export as a PNG with the background set to transparent.
Skip to 2:15 My god
For me it just says select an image
Apparently it is only possible to rotate the object as long as it is not in a layer... *sigh* Because I could not rotate the object, with a second click it would just jump to the layer