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Here's a video on the feature I'm talking about ('advanced' showcase at the very beginning - rewind to 1:50 for a simpler example) When that artists Shift-Clicks at the center point of the gradient they take control of the x-looking point which is the focus point I'm talking about. It doesn't have anything to do with snapping.

Hello! Inkscape has a feature that allows changing the location of the "focus point" of radial and elliptic gradients to make them non-symmetrical which allows for creation of some amusing effects. Here's an example from Inkscape's official tutorial page (link): https://inkscape.org/ru/doc/tutorials/tips/tutorial-tips.html (Excentric radial gradients) It is described in SVG reference docs: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/SVG/Element/radialGradient The following attributes seem to be responsible for it. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/SVG/Attribute/fx https

Ah, yes. People who want features of a 300$ software to be 'a basic must have' in 50$ software. Stay classy. And stay on Xara. Just stop shilling for it on a forum that's about a different program.

Hello there. First of all, please note: the original sketch was made by wonderful Dannith. She granted me permission to use her drawing for inking and coloring. Be sure to visit her gallery, she's very talented! Link to DeviantArt page. Red is a character from Transistor game. You might have heard of it or even played it ;) I used Affinity Designer to do my part. Don't know what else to say. Enjoy the artwork, I guess)