So just swap out that old sequence with the new sequence if you’re following along with a tutorial where I use strokes to create offsets. Here’s the old sequence that no longer works…Īnd here the new sequence to replace it with… This sequence no longer works in newer versions of Inkscape, so we’ll be replacing it with a different sequence. I commonly used stroke-to-path in older tutorials to create offsets, and the way that I did it was by converting the stroke to a path, breaking it apart, then unify it back together. ![]() This change effectively broke many tutorials that I’ve made in the past because I use this function quite often. If we navigate to Path Stroke To Path, nothing visibly changes on the screen, but what happened was the red stroke became a path of its own, but Inkscape retained the green green as a separate path and grouped the both of them together. Now let’s take a look at how Inkscape 1.0 handles this operation using the same example.
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