This will generate a group of 5 evenly spaced circles between the selected paths as seen in following image. Select both of them and convert to path with Shift+Ctrl+C, then go to Extensions -> Generate from Path -> Interpolate. Enter the following settings and click apply: Move the copy to a different position, so now we have two objects of same size and color. Interpolation between same pathsĭraw a circle (or any object) and duplicate it with Ctrl+D. Interpolate style: If the paths have different styles, like different color fill, on selecting this check-box the paths that are generated incrementally change their color as well. Interpolation method: Its value can be 1 or 2, it affects the curves of generated paths.ĭuplicate endpaths: If you select this check-box, it creates a copy of the start and end paths. A value of zero means even spacing between generated paths. Interpolation Steps: This is the number of paths to generate in-between the selected paths.Įxponent: It controls the spacing between interpolated paths. Below is an overview of the parameters of this extension. Please note that Interpolate works only with paths, so make sure that you convert any object to path before applying this extension. Depending on the start and end paths, it affects shape as well as style of the generated paths
#How to use inkscape for pathways series
Interpolate generates a series of paths that fill the space between two or more selected paths. In this tutorial, we will explore Inkscape Interpolate extension in detail. You can locate Extensions drop down menu in the menu bar at the top. These extensions are scripts or programs that enhance the functionality of Inkscape. Inkscape comes with some powerful built-in Extensions.
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