The need for vectors is increasing they need to be varied and cover almost every topic possible. They can be used for presentations, graphics, logos, and other types of visual design. Vectors are one of the most widely used graphical elements. Path markers (ending, middle and/or beginning marks, e.g.Create and edit vectors using Inkscape, an open-source vector graphics editor that allows you to add objects, use several features, apply effects, and overlay layers easily.Dashed strokes, with many predefined dash patterns.A gradient editor capable of multi-stop gradients.

Color selector (RGB, HSL, CMYK, color wheel, CMS).Layers (lock and/or hide individual layers, rearrange them, etc layers can form a hierarchical tree).Grouping objects ('select in group' without ungrouping, or 'enter the group' making it a temporary layer).Z-order operations (raising and lowering).Transformations (moving, scaling, rotating, skewing), both interactively and by specifying exact numeric values.Clones ('live' linked copies of objects), including a tool to create patterns and arrangements of clones.Embedded bitmaps (with a command to create and embed bitmaps of selected objects).Text tool (multi-line text, full on-canvas editing).Shape tools: rectangles (may have rounded corners), ellipses (includes circles, arcs, segments), stars/polygons (can be rounded and/or randomized), spirals.Drawing: pencil tool (freehand drawing with simple paths), pen tool (creating Bézier curves and straight lines), calligraphy tool (freehand drawing using filled paths representing calligraphic strokes).

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