Stamp Objects Around A Circle Using Inkscape
In previous tutorials I’ve gone over a method for duplicating objects around a circle where an object is rotated and stamped in multiple places. This is a really useful technique for any Inkscape user to know, and I’ve had a lot of people ask me how to do something like this in the past, so I feel like it deserves a tutorial of its own.
In this tutorial I’ll be demonstrating how you can duplicate objects around a circle using Inkscape. For this technique we’ll be using the Select Tool to rotate the object and stamp it in multiple place.
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in new inkscape you can also use path effect 'routate copies'. it's non destructive and you can set any number of copies around given point.
@hermannpaschulke1583
3 жыл бұрын
Thanks! I just wanted to ask how to evenly space n objects
@nikitamiroschnichenko560
3 жыл бұрын
But how can you do it around the circle? They rotate around themselves
@olaff667
3 жыл бұрын
@@nikitamiroschnichenko560 you put the object somewhere on the perimeter and move center of rotation (of the 'rotate copies' effect) to the center of circle
@nikitamiroschnichenko560
3 жыл бұрын
@@olaff667 ok,thanks
@ade0419
3 жыл бұрын
Teach me
Magic again Nick. You are an excellent communicator and we really appreciate the work you put into these tutorials.
I am broke, like ready to declare bankruptcy broke, but I hope one day to be able to buy your master class to say thank you. For now, I will just continue watching the ads in the hope that it helps you in some small way. You are so easy to understand. Your instructions are so clear. I can't thank you enough.
2020.11.03 - 15.04'.45'' SUPER! P.S.: Whenever I hear the vignette music coming, I already know that a good thing is coming. It reminds me of my childhood days in the 60s! When I saw LOTS of cartoons!
I have been an Inkscape user for years and sort of consider myself an experienced user but I am always amazed about how I keep learning new tricks over and over again watching your videos, Nick. Sometimes I do know how to accomplish the same results but rarely as easily - or nearly as accurate - as with your methods. Thanks for your awesome videos and keep them coming!
@johnnywalker8536
Жыл бұрын
me too... Great job Nick.
Can never get enough of your tutorials. Your teachings have proved invaluable in my own upcoming project, and it seems you've stepped up your video game as well. Can't wait for the next one.
Such a good channel. your tutorials are always so clear and easy to follow! thank you
Love your videos and starting to feel more confident with using Inkscape. It's to the point where I'm saying your next move before you do it lol can't wait to start putting my designs to use!
I can't believe I just found such a good tutorial on exactly what I want to do. I only heard of Inkscape about five minutes ago! Excuse me while I go download it ...... I'll be back ..... probably a lot.
Thanks Nick, It is always interesting to follow your tutorial.
👍💕 Your videos are so great! You always make them so easy to follow and understand. Thank you and please keep making videos.
Nick you an excellent presenter and a gift to your generation, many thanks as this is priceless
3:13 If you need something other than 15°-increments (e.g. you want 10 copies at 36° steps), the Rotate tab in the Transform panel also respects the offset rotation centre. So basically after you have set up the centre and typed in the correct rotation angle, hit CTRL/D to make a copy, then click Apply to rotate the copy, CTRL/D and Apply again to rotate the copy of the copy, and so on until you complete the circle.
@boniekjr2945
3 жыл бұрын
Game changer. Big thanks
@sharafat-karim
2 жыл бұрын
Thanks
@sweetslice22
2 жыл бұрын
Thanks for that, perfect!
Always the best information out there. Thank you.
I'm so happy I found your channel, yet sad I didn't find it sooner. But still incredibly happy :D
You are amazing, thanks for all tutorials 👌🏻
This is a super useful tutorial, I never knew about the snapping to the centre button.
Great tutorial as always, thank you. Just made a peacock feather ring. I find them very complementary to your masterclass. It's easier to search for a precise action on youtube and grasp it in seconds once you've acquired all the fundamentals in the masterclass.
Again a very informative video. Despite these showcase videos demonstrate us what is possible with Inkspace, I want to learn more. That's why I am right now enrolling your Design and also Inkspace courses. Thank you for the awesome content.
This is so awesome! Thanks for the explaination!
Thank you so much Nick, I am learnig a lot !! I don't speak english but I can understad that you teach us. hugs from Colombia, you are the best
Love this. Simple and beautiful
I like your tutorials a lot!
Thanks nick. This is amazing. Please add more simple and tiny trick Like this.
Thank you again! You have very useful videos!
Very good video . I follow you . I'M a kid of 14 years and I make inkscape from your video. Love you from India👌👌👍👍
Fantastic! That is so neat! Thank you.
Awesome information!!
I like this method. Thanks, Nick.
I'm a woodworker, and this little trick makes it super easy to make clock faces. Thanks!!
awesome as always!
The thumbnail is very high quality looking, wowi. Thanks for the vid
I was just saying why nick is not uploading any tutorials and BOOM then I got the notification!
so cool, thanks nick
Great video again!!!
Very useful information!
I love inkscape more than illustrator because u the best teacher for inkscape ❤ حبيبي واللة
Bro your channel is awesome Now have just subbed you and make type of tutorial for us Keep it up
Dang, this opens crazy doors for me. Thank you so much for sharing.
Excelente tutorial, muchas gracias amigo
Absolutely loved the video. I’m wanting to learn how to create simple patterns for wallet making that I can use to cut on a laser. I would be creating a basic rectangular design with rounded corners and adding a pocket at either end and then stitching holes that would line up with both the main panel and the pocket. My question is, do you already have a video(s) that you would suggest just showing those basic things or even better one specific for that? Subscribed! Thanks
O.K. Now this is something I did not know about... Thank you so much!
Love this channel
Wow, I learned about 2 dozen things! Thanks!
Thank you Nick ❤️
This is a superior method to the commonly cited "Pattern along path" tool and the "Scatter" tool.
Thanks Nick!
Cool! Thanks a million man!
Never seizes to amaze me
Blow mind!! thanks bro
Real informative and pro tutorials. THNX! I was wondering if you could make a tutorial on how to draw mandalas/
Thanks nick 🙏
Nice work
Thanks a lot Nick
Fabuloso, gracias
Thank You, Sir, ❤️🌸❤️
From what I notice, only if you are holding the left click on the object is that the spacebar stamp will work. If you just have the object selected, but no mouse down event (clicking and holding) on it, no stamps are made.
@imadish5356
Ай бұрын
THANK YOU! Was going nuts.
Thank you very much.
very helpful ty. is there a way to animate image[or vector image] sequence frame by frame or to review it ??
Saw logos by nick notification had to check that out fast
brilliant thank you
Wow ! We need more tutorial.
Shift+click to re-center...! Oh thank you! 👍👍
Hi Nick, congratulations for you amazing tutorial... could you please link or somehow reference the tutorials that you mention at the beginning of your videos? am struggling trying to find this one with the "transform+paste" in your portfolio with no luck... Thanks!! 😀
2:11 "Hold SHIFT and click on it". Thankyou, I was boring to manually CTRL-X and sert "0" in inkscape:transform-center-[x|y]. Thankyou!!!
Legend!!!
Awesome Nick!! Your tutorials are so refined and on the point that it makes me believe as if I already know how to do it (Even though I haven't thought of it). I have been following your tutorials for years and your way of Explaining ways has influenced how I teach others in real life. Thank you for your awesome tutorials.
The great command "repeat" in CorelDraw is great, but this technique is good too.
Thanks a lot
Hi nick, do you know how to pull text or images from a CSV and create multiple images from a template for POD designs. (with Inkscape, gimp, or affinity). Many thanks
ThankUUuuuuuuuuuuuu so much
Hi Nick, how to arrange random objects in as tight as possible but with spacing, i will use it to cut individual pieces of the objects so they will occupy a minimal space of material as possible
wow!! This game change for vid Thanks man
Awwwwwwwwwwwwwwesome. Thanks
thank you
thank you so much-o
God send!
Can you make a video showing us how to make an esports character, I have been having a lot of trouble making one, It would be great if you made a tutorial!!!!
Is there a way to have an image stamped around a circle and have the image rotate a certain number of degrees as each images progress around the circle effectively making a Phenakistoscope ?
you know any best free screen recoder laptop sir
I can't seem to find enable snapping on the latest version
Thanks
very smart
How do i put the logo I created on ink space onto my camera roll on my Mac or iPhone
Tnx
I really want to create my own fonts. Can I do that in Inkscape? Are there any Inkscape tutorials that you would suggest for creating fonts?
Thank you nick you are the real hero.
there is an arrange command. First, to create a leaf, 1. use pencil and ellipse shape to draw one(or whatever) second, align, 1. keep pressing ctrl+d to copy the leaf until you are tired 2. select all leaves, goto object -> arrange, under rectangular grid, make them stack into either one column or one row, and adjust corresponding row spacing or column spacing, basically you want leaves to line up 3. group the leaves temporarily 4. create a circle with the radius of the alignment 5. put the circle at the center of the leaves lineup group, turn on snap object center to help 6. select all objects, and go to object -> arrange, under polar coordinate, 6.1. since now the circle and the leaves group has the same center, choose either objects' bounding boxes or objects' rotational center, 6.2. set arrange on last selected circle(or the first selected), 6.3 you might want to check the rotate object option 6.4 now click arrange and voila, you have leaves line up around around the circle perfectly
I have seen most your vedios and those are matchless & I have seen your vedio about how to export file inkscape to AI file save etc I have one question how to increased DPI without changing size of vector. I will be very helpfull for me if you help me to solv this.
Can do a tutorial on how to create symmetrical Mandala in Inkscape?
PLEASE!! Do a tutorial of how to do a carrousel for Instagram in Inkscape, thanks!!
Amazing tutorial maybe you can take a shortcut key in the screen Nick, thank you From Indonesia
If I create visiting card and in coral draw in print preview we can click 24 cards at a time by just clicking and also cut mark auto..is any possibility in this software.. thanks
Pressing control locks the rotation in a 15deg angle. But what if I want it to be 20deg angle?
is there way to increase the number of objects you are rotating ?
so what if i want to replicate a specific number and the same size i want to replicate in a bigger circle same quantity but spaced out as it's the same size? am i making sense? this tutorial was awesome...i've subscribed....will check if your other tutorials answer my question. thanks
Is this only worked in the latest version? (1.01)
Hi, how do you lock the export settings in inkscape. I need to export it at 4500 x 5400 with 300 dpi for merch by amazon, but when I try to set the width and height it changes the dpi and when I try to set the dpi to 300 it changes the width and height to something else. How do I lock it at 4500 x 5400 with 300 dpi
@chrishuhn5065
3 жыл бұрын
You'd have to resize your objects, because dpi and pixel size are (always) related. Imagine you have a 100x100 pixel image at 100 dpi. Then your 10,000 pixel square has a size of exactly 1 inch when printed (or shown on a 100dpi screen). If you turn the dpi up to 300 there must be 200 extra pixels in each axis to fill the same ammount of space (1 square inch), so your square has now a size of 300x300 pixels. If you'd only increase the dpi without adding the extra pixels then your square shrinks to 1/3 inch when printed. 4500 x 5400 @ 300dpi would be 15 x 18 inch. So select the rectangle tool, set the unit to inch and draw a 15 x 18 inch rectangle. Resize your design so it fits inside this rectangle. Easiest way would be to group your whole design, copy the rectangle and paste the size (the longer dimension) on your grouped design.
The thing I cannot find those options (tool) at to top of ur screen... How to enable them
Will you ever make toturial on affinity photo and/or design 😁😅
@JonForshort
3 жыл бұрын
He has though lol kzread.info/dash/bejne/pp-nz9iracmXZ9o.html
@LogosByNick
3 жыл бұрын
Yup, already am on my other channel: kzread.info
@AjinoARC
3 жыл бұрын
@@LogosByNick and what about affinity photo 😅