After drawing the polygon, converting it to path (Ctrl+Shift+C) and setting its nodes to smooth it will be more accurate than if drawn with the ellipse tool. By meaning circles, I would use the * tool again, to draw polygons 26gons would be the best, because they would also represent rotation by the node's placement after the translation. Inkscape is a free, open-source image-editing program like Adobe Illustrator, Corel Draw, Freehand, or Xara X. Or use the extrude extension in combination with pattern along path lpe/extension, to place them at once. You can draw a polygon with 26 nodes with the * tool, which you can snap to the small circles. Or are those supposed to be constructed by circle arcs?įor the inner 26 circles, because of that angle rounding problem I would probably use translation instead of rotation. Meaning, if you know the shape of that "toooth profile" unbent. This case instead of using a tile construction, I would suggest using a pattern along path live path effect if possible. Well start by drawing a simple path using the Pen tool. There should be 26 repeats on the disk pattern?ģ60°/26 can only be replicated as 13,846°, which in the end would produce 359,996° if tiled clones is used. Lets say we want to change the layout of our text and have it follow a path or a curve.
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