![]() ![]() I don't know if that behaviour has any use, but it is certainly not my intention. However, if the object to be duplicated is part of a group, the duplicated object stays part of the group. Since two steps differ only slightly, the easiest way to draw is to duplicate the previous step which seems to preserve the gradient instead of wrongly creating a new gradient. So I want all duplication and copy/paste to preserve the gradients. Whatever is visible of the same side of the paper, will be drawn using the same gradient. ![]() This is a sequence of drawings of single steps of folding paper. I do a lot of diagramming of origami models. Maybe this report should be turned into a feature request to optionally allow reusing the id of gradients when pasting objects? AFAIK this has been disabled to prevent unwanted fill&stroke changes when pasting objects from other documents that might use the the same id for a different gradient definition. The setting "Prevent sharing of gradient definitions" does not seem intended to influence copy&paste or duplicate operations (see the description in the tool tip of the preference setting). Editing a gradient on-canvas still forks a new gradient. Withdrawing my previous confirmation of this as a bug:Ī) With the setting checked, editing a gradient (on-canvas or in the gradient editor dialog) always creates a new (forked) gradient definition and the changes apply to the currently selected object only.ī) Unchecking the preference setting allows to reuse gradients for several objects and to not fork a new gradient when editing the gradient of the currently selected object in the gradient editor: the changes (color, transparency, number of stops) apply to all objects that use the same gradient.
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