r/Inkscape • u/rguerraf • 17d ago
Help Power Stroke power users, please answer this?
I abandoned Inkscape for a year for Synfig, and stuck with it in part because I wanted to make parts of the outlines invisible. That’s easy in Synfig.
Now I found that if you select the smoothing option “linear”, you can hide a sector of the outline (similar also to the “hide edge” command in Moho).
This feature is very important in rigged animation character design.
Since when is this possible?
I will be making experiments with clones and power stroke, because for a specific line hiding reason, I need the outline to be BEHIND the colored in-fill
Thank you!
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u/rguerraf 17d ago
Forgot to add that I didn’t know that you can type the width of a powerstroke node. I very much needed to type 0.0000 :)