ok, my mistake, what i meant was, (im not very good at math) if you draw a 30 degree line, how would you measure it so you could see that your height and width was 3' by 6'? like wise, your walls were 10' high. if doing this requires complex drafting math then ill stick with cartoony iso art. i wasn...

Hhhm....Isn't Ubuntu a Linux-based operating system? I'm sorry I'm not all that familiar with any besides Windows. But if I'm right and it is a Linux product, then the link on this page should work: http://sourceforge.net/projects/inkscape/ (all supported OSs are listed there) Although anyone, plea...

I'm still not seeing the Snap control bar on your screenshot. You need to enable snapping to align it to the grid (as I mentioned b4) ;) tiny pics cutting off the right, so the snapping grid wasn't viewable. im using image shack now. also, i have the same settings in document properties. (dunno if ...

hi. how do i update to 0.48.1 in ubuntu?

hi i was just curious, if i wanted to draw a close to precise exterior draft of a house, just for kicks and giggles, stead of a cartoon pixel house could i? does inkscape support feet and inches measurements. so say, i was creating a door six half feet tall, and three feet wide, could i? sorta like ...

im having a problem, i want to make my house larger but as you can see here using shift ctrl, the image doesnt snap when enlarged. its off the grid.

no thats helpful all the same. ill keep at it.

http://i55.tinypic.com/30uze5i.png i think i figured it out. what i did was first establish where the angle was on the isometric plane then i moved each line over 4 triangles, then i used no grid because of the weird non iso angles, and skewed them. does this look right? also, i notice that pen nev...

http://i53.tinypic.com/fa1xqs.png hi, im cybernetic. i have some questions about drawing isometric art in inkscape. if you look at the house, you will see that theres a big empty square in the front to the right its that big window. what i want to do is put a bay window there. however it eludes me ...