September 2009
Intermediate to advanced
472 pages
16h 45m
English
Now that you can transform your objects by a myriad of methods, it’s time to look closer at what exactly gets transformed when you do it. As it turns out, Inkscape can optionally affect or not affect some specific parts of objects. This is controlled by the Affect toggle buttons on the right end of the Selector controls bar:

Figure 6-17. The Selector tool’s controls bar: the Affect buttons
There are four Affect toggle buttons, in the following order:
Stroke width
This button applies only to scaling and has no effect on moving, rotating, or skewing. When this button is on, any scaled object that has stroke (8.1.1 Paint ...
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