Inkscape Tutorial | What is 'Transform by 2 points' Path Effect

[siddhesh96]

In this video, use of this LPE is explained.

[brynn]

Welcome to the forum!

Oh, very nice!  I've been wondering what that path effect actually does.  That will be very, very useful!

This is the first time I've seen or heard of your tutorials, so I'm looking forward to finding more.  If it's ok with you, I'll add your tutorials to our large collection, which you can find on the Home tab.  Of course, those are just links to wherever you have them hosted (looks like YouTube, or if you have them on your own website, I could link to them there).

Actually, I'm in the process of updating that page.  It will be a major update, and will include extensions and filters, and maybe some other things, in addition to all the tutorials.

Or if you like, I could give you access to the Articles system we have here, and which I use for "publishing" our own tutorials.  And then you can add your tutorials to the IC Tutorials tab.  Just let me know if you're interested.

Or you could also upload them to the Tutorials category of the gallery on the Inkscape website.

Or you could do any combination of those 

[siddhesh96]

Wow, thanks a lot!!
Actually I have plenty of Inkscape videos on my YouTube channel, which I started just for Inkscape. So yes, you can post any of my video, anywhere you like! I am planning to make more videos, so I will post them here.
Thank you so much for your response! have a great day!

[brynn]

If you're planning to post more tutorials in the forum....

Hhmm...I'm debating between making a special board for tutorials, or...  Well, we already have an album for videos, in our gallery (which is different from the gallery on the Inkscape website).

Since you're the first person who has wanted to post whole tutorials, do you have a preference between gallery or forum?

Edit
Or another idea, is to make a topic for yourself.  Something like Sid's Inkscape Tutorials, or something like that?

[siddhesh96]

Oh I am so sorry for late reply, I was busy with college work. To be honest I am ok with anything. A separate topic for me would be too much  I don't think I deserve that. I would suggest you to make a special board for posting tutorials, where everyone can post tutorials! Thanks a lot! 

[brynn]

A separate topic for me would be too much  I don't think I deserve that.

Oh, not at all - people do that kind of thing all the time!  I mean, I guess you probably made yourself a channel on you tube, right?

But it's also no problem to make a new board for tutorials.  I'll do that, and then I'll move all yours into it.

[siddhesh96]

 Ok cool thanks!!

[brynn]

Holy crap - your Inkscape tutorials go back 2 years!  I wonder why I never came across them until now?

Now I have some work cut out for me, to watch them all!

[siddhesh96]

haha thanks a lot!! 

[brynn]

I don't know if this was your intention, but those first ones from 2 years ago will be especially good for children.  Not just because of the subject matter (pokemons, spongebob, hello kitty, etc.) but the techniques you use in those are just perfect to introduce small children to Inkscape!

I'm trying to decide how I want to indicate this, in the listings on the Home tab.  Not sure if I'll make a special bullet, or maybe just put a note about it.  If I could find other tutorials which are good for children, I could make a special box (or section of a box) for it.  Hhmm...I know that Aaron Nieze has several ones where the subject matter is children's cartoon character, but I can't remember what kind of techniques he used.  I'll have to review those -- maybe I'll make a special box or section.

By the way, what kind of character is Doraemon?  Is it a cat astronaut?  (Yeah, I'm old.  The first cartoon characters I watched were Deputy Dawg, Casper the Friendly Ghost,  Sylvester and Tweety, Rocky and Bullwinkle, Flinstones, and of course many, many others....can't forget all the Disney characters either, which must span....I don't know, something like 75 to 80 years now?)

Anyway, nice work on the tutorials!