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This is a sample guide for all the Filter Effects available in Inkscape 0.47. A Filter Effect is an overlay on top of a vector object that visually modifies it to take on the qualities of a raster-based image. This allows for the rendering of complex shapes and textures that would normally be impossible/impractical to recreate using only vector paths, strokes and blurring effects. Since these are only overlays, Filter Effects can be enabled, disabled and modified by the user at any time.

Filter Effects have been around since 0.46, but the latest version integrates them better so that they are easy to access and use via the Filters menu option.

The source file can be downloaded here: [link]


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:iconilnanny:
Thanks for sharimg :D

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:iconc-quel:
Any time. ^___^b
[although granted this is a little old by now] ^^'
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:iconryzingwater:
Thank you so much. I just realized Inkscape had all these awesome filters and was thinking I would have to test them all myself. Which is a horrifying thought for someone as lazy as I am! But you have done the work for me. Thanxoxo
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:iconc-quel:
Not a problem, I live for Inkscape. :)

Granted this is for an older version and it only has that single example. I know another Deviant wanted to create an alternate version with a more complex colour sample, but not sure if he did it yet or not. ^^
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:iconwhite-heron:
Oh wow! Just when I was sniffing around for an Inkscape filters list and about to give up and make my own, I come across this. Just what I was looking for! Thank you for taking the time to make this! :D
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:iconc-quel:
Not a problem. It was getting on my nerves too, so I just sat down and did it myself. ^^

I've been too busy to check and see if 0.48 introduces new filters. On the other hand, another Deviant was interested in creating a new list with more robust examples, so chances are I won't have to. ^__^
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:iconwhite-heron:
Thanks for the llama badge! :) I guess Inkscape could use a good official visual guide of what it can do, something people can just skim over and pick out what they want. Who's the Deviant looking to make a new list? I'd definitely be interested too!

Really, Inkscape has so many functionalities, but they are all just Hidden in some corner. xD
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:iconc-quel:
Well the tutorials that it comes with offer a kind of visual guide, even though it really does gloss over a lot of things. And a long time ago I did try to write my own visual guide...

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...but it ended up a little bloated and eventually I lost interest (and so did my readers at that time). ^^;

Oh, and that would be :iconbasurero:, he's just a few posts down (or up, depending on your comment orientation, lol) ^.^
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:iconwhite-heron:
Heeey, that Inkscape Tutorial is really good! It does a very good job of presenting many basic aspects of Inkscape and show off some of the potential functionalities. For example, I only realized the possibilities of the Polygon tool recently. Your tutorial notes the possibilities from the start. Good work!
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