this is my first attempt to solve a problem with Inkscape that I could't find so far mentioned anywhere else, so I try to ask here first before going down the bug report pipeline.
I installed Inkscape v1.4 64 bit on an brand new Lenovo Thinkpad T14 AMD Ryzen 7 with Windows 11 home, german language system default - but the the problem occurs the same way at any other of my Windows 11 PCs and notebooks I tried, independently from a former version deinstalled or a brand new system. I downloaded the v1.4 64 bit installer for Win as exe and installed it.
I open a plain new document. The default unit in document properties is millimeter, which I like to use. The default step for object movement by arrow keys (preferences: behaviour: steps) is 1 mm, which I also like to use.
When I draw any object, e. g. a frameless square of 10 by 10 mm, and move it by a simple arrow key step, it moves 0.794 mm instead of 1 mm. This goes for any x or y direction and can be proofed easily when moved to x/y position 0/0 beforehand by typing in the coordinates.
When I move it a big step (arrow key + shift), it moves 9.790 mm instead of 10 mm. Also, 10 single steps in the same direction make 7.937 mm - not congruent with a big step which shoud be 10x as far as a simple one.
When I set all preferences and document properties to px, the problen does not occur: 1 px step in the settings works in the document as it should.
I deinstalled v1.4 and installed v1.2.2 64 bit. With this version, and the millimeter standard unit as well as 1 mm step witdth, everything works perfectly fine as it should: Any object can be moved 1 mm by 1 arrow key step or 10 mm by arrow + shift. 10x single steps equals one big step.
After deinstallation of v1.2.2 and reinstallation of v1.4 (restarting the system in between), the described problem reoccurs.
I have to use v1.2.2 as long as the problem can't be solved.
Maybe its' easier than I think and I have overseen another preferences option for Millimeters as standard, but I can't find any.
Dear community,
this is my first attempt to solve a problem with Inkscape that I could't find so far mentioned anywhere else, so I try to ask here first before going down the bug report pipeline.
I installed Inkscape v1.4 64 bit on an brand new Lenovo Thinkpad T14 AMD Ryzen 7 with Windows 11 home, german language system default - but the the problem occurs the same way at any other of my Windows 11 PCs and notebooks I tried, independently from a former version deinstalled or a brand new system. I downloaded the v1.4 64 bit installer for Win as exe and installed it.
I open a plain new document. The default unit in document properties is millimeter, which I like to use. The default step for object movement by arrow keys (preferences: behaviour: steps) is 1 mm, which I also like to use.
When I draw any object, e. g. a frameless square of 10 by 10 mm, and move it by a simple arrow key step, it moves 0.794 mm instead of 1 mm. This goes for any x or y direction and can be proofed easily when moved to x/y position 0/0 beforehand by typing in the coordinates.
When I move it a big step (arrow key + shift), it moves 9.790 mm instead of 10 mm. Also, 10 single steps in the same direction make 7.937 mm - not congruent with a big step which shoud be 10x as far as a simple one.
When I set all preferences and document properties to px, the problen does not occur: 1 px step in the settings works in the document as it should.
I deinstalled v1.4 and installed v1.2.2 64 bit. With this version, and the millimeter standard unit as well as 1 mm step witdth, everything works perfectly fine as it should: Any object can be moved 1 mm by 1 arrow key step or 10 mm by arrow + shift. 10x single steps equals one big step.
After deinstallation of v1.2.2 and reinstallation of v1.4 (restarting the system in between), the described problem reoccurs.
I have to use v1.2.2 as long as the problem can't be solved.
Maybe its' easier than I think and I have overseen another preferences option for Millimeters as standard, but I can't find any.
Cheers,
Ronai
Might be this bug: https://gitlab.com/inkscape/inkscape/-/issues/5308
Should be fixed in next release, I believe v 1.3.2 should be ok.