12-23-2019, 08:20 AM
(12-23-2019, 04:33 AM)AmazingGimp Wrote: When i use the (ofn-path-edit/Break path apart) script, the first layer starts with the 90° layer, then it goes CCW. Is it possible so that the first layer starts at the 0°, and go CW from there?
90° to what I assume that you overlooked the last parameter of the dial-marks script and left it to 0. Maybe you wanted 90° or 270°.
However, AFAIK, dial-marks create the marks clockwise. Which means that when you breaks the path apart, the first mark is at the bottom, because the animation plays bottom-up... and the path stroking/filling will also create the layers in the same order, with the layer of the first mark at the bottom. In my examples above, I didn't change the direction, it was naturally clockwise...
If you want to change the rotation direction and if the path is centered, just flip the image (Image>Transform>Flip, either direction will do). You can also use Image>Transform>Rotate to "fix" the origin if you don't want to re-run dial-marks. These two transforms should of course happen before you split the path to pieces.