This is a read-only archive of the inkscapeforum.com site. You can search for info here or post new questions and comments at I'm new to Inkscape. I have three graphs that were imported from pdfs as paths. They were all created identically in Matlab. When I stretch them horizontally in inkscape, two of them look nice, but the third looks 'caligraphic' in a way that I don't desire. As far as I can tell, the line properties are identical.
I attach an SVG file of the stretched graphs. The top and bottom graphs are the look I want - the middle one looks like it was done with a caligraphy pen. How can I get it to look the same as the others?
Thanks in advance.
[solved] Why do my strokes look different?
[solved] Why do my strokes look different?
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Re: Why do my strokes look different?
Hi.
That is because the mentioned paths are inside groups and the groups are transformed.
If you select the group, ungroup it twice, it will all go back to normal.
That is because the mentioned paths are inside groups and the groups are transformed.
If you select the group, ungroup it twice, it will all go back to normal.
Re: Why do my strokes look different?
Brilliant! Fixed it. Thanks.
Re: Why do my strokes look different?
You are welcome!