nimbleskipper5 said:I'm not trying to act smart at all... I *am* smart. And honestly, for a tool like Mischief, $65 is basically nothing—zero, if you ask me. Someone put a massive amount of knowledge and time into this program and offered it at a super accessible, totally reasonable price. If you can't appreciate that, then just stick to Inkscape, but don't go around claiming it's the holy grail.
Look, I didn't say you were acting smart (which would mean I think you're an idiot), I said you're acting *smarter* than you actually are (which is my way of admitting you *are* smart, just not as much as you're trying so hard to pretend you are).
Since you already tripped up on that first, bolded sentence, I'll leave it to you to figure out just how brilliant you really are. Plus, you went ahead and quoted my entire post even though you're the very first person to jump in right after me, just so you could try to seal up your "intellect."
Then there's the fact that, whatever you might do in your private life, you're sticking your nose into my profession (I'm a graphic designer) and judging based on nothing but your own ego-boosted pride. You're claiming it's "obvious" I haven't heard of that underground Mischief (you can't even capitalize the name properly!) and you're hyping it up over Inkscape, which just shows a total lack of basic Inkscape knowledge.
Professionally, I use both Inkscape and Adobe Illustrator, and while I shouldn't even have to mention the latter, Inkscape can do everything your precious Mischief can do.
Anyway, congrats, man. I hit the "ignore" button on you the second I read your post, so you don't even need to bother replying (but hey, if you do anyway, just take a second to ask yourself how smart you actually are, haha).
coppersailor28 said:How could anyone possibly fall for Mischief when we're talking about vector graphics software!
Well, hey, there are definitely worse names out there, so it's not that bad. It could've been something like Rapist or something similarly crazy, lol.
Brian Moore12 said:I started working in Inkscape and immediately ran into a problem. I can't make a circle or an ellipse; instead, I just get these tiny little circles and squares, kind of like the ones that pop up when you're typing text.
Hit F5, hold down the left mouse button, and drag to make a circle. To get a perfect circle, just hold down CTRL while you're dragging it to the size you want.