Snapping in Inkscape is a feature that helps you align and distribute objects precisely. When snapping is enabled, objects will automatically snap to specific points, such as grid lines, object boundaries, or center points. This can make it much easier to create precise and consistent designs.
There are several different types of snapping that you can enable in Inkscape, including:
Repeat items allow you to create a pattern or grid of objects in Inkscape. This can be useful for creating things like backgrounds, textures, or even complex designs.
To use repeat items, first, select the object you want to repeat. Then, go to the Object menu and select Repeat Items. In the dialog, you can specify the number of repeats, the spacing between the items, and the offset. You can also choose to repeat the items horizontally, vertically, or both.
