: Inkscape problem: rectangle with unequal stroke width Can someone help with this problem in Inkscape? When I attempt to draw an empty rectangle with stroke, what I get is a rectangle with stroke
Can someone help with this problem in Inkscape?
When I attempt to draw an empty rectangle with stroke, what I get is a rectangle with stroke which lines are a little bit thicker on the left and right side compared to the top and bottom lines. In the process of drawing it the lines are still equal but once the rectangle is made they automatically change. I think it's something in the settings, but I just can't figure what it is. If I open a new Inkscape document, I don't have this problem anymore, but I just want to know what's the trick here. Does anyone know? cheers
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If you only suspect the settings, then try
Edit > Preferences > Behavior > Transforms > uncheck scale stroke width.
If this does not fix the problem, you may have a problem with the document. I could recreate the problem/effect by applying a transformation to the current layer (using the xml editor). If such an transformation is the problem for you, there are two possible ways around it.
Create a new layer (layer > add new layer. Or ctrl+shift+n) and draw only on the new layer.
or
Open the xml editor (<>-icon in the toolbar. Or ctrl+shift+x). On the left, search for nodes like <svg:svg … or <svg:g …. Select such nodes and look for transform-attributes on the right-hand side. If there is a transform, select it and press DEL to delete it. Warning: This affects everything in the group.
I've had that happen before, but usually only when I'd already created an object with a particular stroke, then converted it to a path, and then resized it using the object-resize handles.
The fix for me was to just re-define the stroke width in the "Fill and Stroke" dialog.
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