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This takes an object and transforms it into a vector shape made up of points and lines. So let’s take a look at the Inkscape equivalents, so you don’t have to go through the years of workarounds that I did.įirst in the list is Object to Path. Everything in there is super handy, and I use these things all the time. These days, however, I keep that Pathfinder window in one of the cherished spots in my most-used-items toolbar. I didn’t understand them, I never knew which one to pick, and I found other ways to achieve the results I wanted. And I’ll readily admit here, I didn’t use Illustrator’s Pathfinder options for years. So today we’re going to go through the menu to take a look at what everything does.Ĭoming to Inkscape as someone who’s been using Illustrator for over a decade, a lot of the features are quite similar. The Path menu contains a ton of really, really handy features and functions when it comes to manipulating your fonts and other shapes and objects. Since I’m digging deeper into learning Inkscape so that I can share some how-to posts with you all, I figured I’d take a walk through the menu I’m sending you to the most – especially because it’s often full of the most confusing things.