Once again I learned more about a topic than I expected. It's always worth watching the "Sweater Cat designs" videos thoroughly and until the end. I'm lucky to have found this channel! 🤩
Am glad you found this feature helpful my part was designing 2 sets :Asian and nature patterns, and kudos to the developer Mike and Adam that designed much of the other sets and the rest of the team for so much hard work
this has been one of the most helpful videos on using inkscape 1.3 new pattern stuff in fact I havent found anyone else using the pattern template in this updated inkscape so until someone else does better you are currently the best!! your explanations are very good even for us newbies
Awesome video thank you! I understand it's possible to add texture to text in inscape, do you know if it's possible to make a pattern then apply that pattern to a string of text?
The easiest way would be to just create all of your custom patterns in a single document and save the document as something like "patterns.svg." Then when you want to use one of the patterns in a different document, you can first open up patterns.svg, create an object inside it and apply the pattern to it, then copy and paste the object into the other document. The other document will then also have the pattern inside it, so you'll be free to delete the object and close out of patterns.svg. It's also possible to make it so your patterns will always appear inside the pattern editor by default, but it's a bit more complicated. I'll see if I can make a video about both methods.
The most underrated channel on this matter. Thanks!
Appreciate it!
Lots of important details! Thank you very much
Wow. Once again you showed quite a lot of Inkscape capability I didn't realise existed. I really appreciate your sharing of such knowledge. Thanks!
Once again I learned more about a topic than I expected. It's always worth watching the "Sweater Cat designs" videos thoroughly and until the end. I'm lucky to have found this channel! 🤩
Thanks!
Thanks for the excellent explanation. Wow, that tool is so awesome.
Excellent! I didn't know this feature in Inkscape, it helps a lot in the process. Thank you so much for the video 💯
Am glad you found this feature helpful my part was designing 2 sets :Asian and nature patterns, and kudos to the developer Mike and Adam that designed much of the other sets and the rest of the team for so much hard work
Those are some awesome patterns. Very nicely done!
@@SweaterCatDesigns thank you
this has been one of the most helpful videos on using inkscape 1.3 new pattern stuff in fact I havent found anyone else using the pattern template in this updated inkscape so until someone else does better you are currently the best!! your explanations are very good even for us newbies
Thanks!
Informative demonstration
Thank you for this it is really useful ♥️ gonna try it
Thanks, great video.
Sorry if I missed something, but how can you create a seamless pattern tile from the existing inkscape pattern?
Thanks! This is awesome
Excellent!
My eyes hurt a little but this is really useful. Thanks
Awesome video thank you! I understand it's possible to add texture to text in inscape, do you know if it's possible to make a pattern then apply that pattern to a string of text?
Thanks!
Yep, just select the text object and click the Pattern Fill button and it should apply the pattern to it.
@@SweaterCatDesigns thank you!
Maybe it’s obvious but can you save the new pattern?
The easiest way would be to just create all of your custom patterns in a single document and save the document as something like "patterns.svg." Then when you want to use one of the patterns in a different document, you can first open up patterns.svg, create an object inside it and apply the pattern to it, then copy and paste the object into the other document. The other document will then also have the pattern inside it, so you'll be free to delete the object and close out of patterns.svg. It's also possible to make it so your patterns will always appear inside the pattern editor by default, but it's a bit more complicated. I'll see if I can make a video about both methods.
>seamless
This program is nuts.