I have an arrow and a given curve as shown below:
I want to duplicate the arrow and align it as follows:
Unfortunately, I’ve done that manually. It ‘s not perfect and is very tedious if I have many curves.
I wonder if there is a proper way in Inkscape to achieve that.
I appreciate any help
EDIT:
I have tried using Align but it didn’t work, here is the result:
Answer
Here’s one approach, there may be others.
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Draw two straight lines, select them both, then create a bunch of lines in between using Extensions > Generate from Path > Interpolate, ungroup them, then do Path > Combine
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Draw the curve
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Copy the curved path (you’ll need this later)
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Select All Ctrl+A, then do Path > Cut Path or ctrl+Alt+/
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Select and Delete the pieces that were overlapped by the curved shape
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Add the arrow markers to the paths
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Paste in place Ctrl+Alt+V – this will paste the curved path you previously copied in step 3, which was consumed in the Cut Path operation
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Select the curved path, and nudge it to the right using the arrow keys until it is in position
Attribution
Source : Link , Question Author : izri_zimba , Answer Author : Billy Kerr