Double clicking on the gradient (blue line) adds a stop, which you then can also select and choose a color for. You can help by splitting this big page into smaller ones. 2 Answers Sorted by: 23 With the gradient tool selected (Ctrl+F1) select the start/end of the gradient and choose a desired color from the palette or the Fill&Stroke dialogue. Now if you need to reposition the image you can double-click on it to enter the group, then move the image around within the mask, before double-clicking on the background canvas to exit the group. The images below show a linear gradient colored with the feDisplacementMap method, rendered by the Inkscape and Batik. A Wikibookian believes this page should be split into smaller pages with a narrower subtopic. It doesn't matter that it's the only thing in there. If you need to reposition the image within the masked area you'll have to use Object > Mask > Release, then repeat steps 4 & 5 above. Steps to set gradient background color in Excel charts, programmatically: Step 1: Create a new C console application project. Now create a rectangle, cover the upper half of the triangle with it, select the rectangle and afterwards the triangle and cut it with Path > Difference. Hit F2 and drag the Linear gradient end node to the tip of the triangle. This assumes that your use of the word 'picture' implies a bitmap image - if you actually mean several separate objects making up a drawing in Inkscape then you would need to group them first.Īssuming you're working with a bitmap image, the workflow without a group is as follows (as shown in TD's animation): Create a rectangle with a gradient, transform it to a path and drag two nodes to create a triangle. The reason for suggesting a group is that it lets you reposition the image within the masked area without having to release and re-set the mask.
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No, masking works quite happily on individual objects. How to create gradients with multiple colours in Inkscape. The picture I am trying to use, is not a group (yet) does this matter?
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