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Inkscape: Filter Editor Example for a "Drop Shadow" Effect (2024)

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2024-12-11
A panel titled "Filter Editor," in it, a dropdown list button reads "Drop Shadow." On the right, a search box reads "Add effect," and under it a complex UI with arrows coming from the side where text written rotated 90 degrees can be seen. The rotate text reads "Stroke Paint," "Fill Paint," "Background Alpha," "Background Image," "Source Alpha," "Source Graphic." The arrows point to items labelled "Flood" (selected), "Gaussian Blur," "Offset," "Composite," and "Composite." On the left, properties of the selected "Flood" item can be see, including Colour and Opacity.

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The "Filter Editor" panel on Inkscape showing a drop shadow effect applied.

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