Are you able to export sucessfully at default DPI (90, I believe)? I can export up to 160 dpi without getting any crash (although it takes a while). You realize that changing the DPI in Export Bitmap dialog doesn't actually change the quality of the image -- instead, it changes the size of the imag...

by the way, the gradients should look like this (although the image in the linked file is slightly different):

Hello everyone and thanks in advance for your help. I'm trying to export to PNG (at high dpi, I was actually aiming for 300) a huge composition with several objects comprised of thousands of nodes, the problem is that Inkscape just crashes everytime I launch the exporting process. I'm using Inkscape...

been using the filter for the past few days and it's just awesome (Ivan I will gift you the design I'm working on when I'm done cause it wouldn't have been possible without your filter!), I still don't know how to change a couple little things here and there though: 1. looks like Inkscape can't do d...

everything worked, thanks Ivan!! While using the filter however I've ran into another little issue that I can't seem to be able to figure out on my own (I'm prolly overlooking something fundmental): whenever I apply the filter to a newly created object (whether it's on a new document or on the Air l...

When I create a solid gradient fill, then go to filter editor and select either option, it either turns the whole gradient black and white or the same blue and orange as the filter, not a combination of gradient and filter. Sorry for the probably dumb question. That's exactly what is expected. The ...

Ok, first and foremost thanks again for replying to my question in such a detailed way, you Sir are a gentleman and a scholar! :) I believe I've got a problem though. When I open your files with Inkscape I either see a blank document (air_litho) or this (air_litho2): http://img810.imageshack.us/img8...

Yes it's possible and very customizable with the joined filter applied to a non transparent gradient. I will take some more time tomorrow to tell you how to use it. ivan Thank you very much!! I'll be impatiently waiting for the explaination, thanks again for taking the time to help me out mate! :)

long time lurker, first time poster, hello everyone from Italy. to keep it short (since I've been looking on the web for the past couple of days in search of tips to no avail), I'd like to know whether achieving the iconical "90's faded/grainy" gradient effect (you know, the one Nike used ...