gpl stuff to define complex swatches anymore.

Now, you might think, but how in the world are we going to store all that, because we won't be able to use the. But if we literally embed an entire style inside of a single swatch, people might see this as a genius idea, and something they can use really well afterwards. Currently, there isn't really a lot of people using swatches, maybe because they don't think they're super useful.

It's just limited to our imagination and the work we put into it. The possibilities are infinite basically. Image clipped inside of fill (that'd be fun XD) 15. These are just some ideas, but we could go on, and on, and add everything regarding style to those swatches, so we can end up having all this inside of a single swatch:ġ.

Next we could maybe add stroke width to the swatches, so we end up with something like this: This way, when we use the old Shift+Click, we'd get the swatch inversed, here's how it would look: Then we could go a whooole another step further, by adding 'Fill + Stroke swatches', where by clicking once, object gets a certain fill and stroke. So, for example, this is roughly what the swatches look like right now:Īnd say the first step could be adding something like 'gradient swatches', like it's shown here:Īnd maybe even give users a chance to define which direction they want their gradients to be in: So what I'm trying to say is we should be able to define the entire style as a swatch instance, and then apply it to an object. I thought it would be quite amazing to make literally everything regarding object style fit into those swatches, so people actually start to use them more. Currently, they're just simple colors, and one can define their own palettes using. I had this idea regarding Inkscape swatches.