Push is straightforward in its effect, stretching and deforming objects and paths by touch. The tweak tool’s modes are push, grow, shrink, attract, repel, roughen, color paint, and color jitter. With the tweak tool, you can push, pull, stretch, and distort existing objects and paths by touching them with the cursor, in a manner somewhat like the painting tools in raster graphics editors. The other new tool is the tweak tool, which sports enough modes that it is almost eight tools in one. You can adjust the size of the boxes you draw in all three dimensions, and Inkscape keeps them correctly aligned to invisible vanishing points. Like the spiral and polygon tools, it serves a single purpose - drawing accurate 2-D representations of three-dimensional boxes. The first of the new tools is the 3-D box tool.
Two new tools debut in 0.46, and several others pick up additional features. More distribution-specific packages are expected to follow soon for other distros. The site links to unofficial Fedora packages, and Ubuntu users can install the update with APT using the Inkscape team’s DEB repository instructions are on the Inkscape home page. The Linux build is provided in autopackage and ZeroInstall formats. Version 0.46 of the open source vector graphics editor Inkscape is out, showcasing new tools, new effects, new filters, and a host of interface and speed improvements.īinary downloads are available for all three major operating system platforms on the Inkscape project site.
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