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** Sometimes there will be a "Delete Current Layer" option in the right-click menu (maybe only on [[Microsoft Windows|Windows]]?) | ** Sometimes there will be a "Delete Current Layer" option in the right-click menu (maybe only on [[Microsoft Windows|Windows]]?) | ||
* To round the corners of a square: | * To round the corners of a square: | ||
| − | ** select the shape (with the arrow (select) tool) | + | ** Method 1: |
| − | ** select the "create rectangles and squares" tool (from the tool list) | + | *** select the shape (with the arrow (select) tool) |
| − | ** at the top of the window, there will be controls labeled Rx and Ry. You can use the scroll wheel on those to increase rounding (starts at zero). | + | *** select the "create rectangles and squares" tool (from the tool list) |
| + | *** at the top of the window, there will be controls labeled Rx and Ry. You can use the scroll wheel on those to increase rounding (starts at zero). | ||
| + | ** Method 2: | ||
| + | *** select object with the select tool, then select the second tool (node editor thingy) then pull the circle on the top right of it | ||
* To center an object: | * To center an object: | ||
** <code>Object > Align and Distribute</code> | ** <code>Object > Align and Distribute</code> | ||
| − | == | + | ==How To== |
| + | * [https://inkscape.org/doc/tutorials/shapes/tutorial-shapes.html Tutorial: Shapes] | ||
| + | ==Reference== | ||
* {{wikipedia}} | * {{wikipedia}} | ||
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Notes
- To delete layers
- There are
[+]and[-]buttons at the bottom of the layer-list windowlet.[-]deletes the selected layer. - Sometimes there will be a "Delete Current Layer" option in the right-click menu (maybe only on Windows?)
- There are
- To round the corners of a square:
- Method 1:
- select the shape (with the arrow (select) tool)
- select the "create rectangles and squares" tool (from the tool list)
- at the top of the window, there will be controls labeled Rx and Ry. You can use the scroll wheel on those to increase rounding (starts at zero).
- Method 2:
- select object with the select tool, then select the second tool (node editor thingy) then pull the circle on the top right of it
- Method 1:
- To center an object:
Object > Align and Distribute