Confirm that you want to install into this folder and click on Yes. Since you have Inkscape installed, the extensions folder already exists. Ink/Stitch needs to be installed into the Inkscape extensions folder. Now click on the additional option Run anyway. Until our windows certificate gained enough trust, you will need to allow the installer script to run. Latest release: Ink/Stitch v2.2.0 Installationĭouble click to execute the downloaded file. Download and install Inkscape Version 1.0.2 or higher before you install Ink/Stitch.

Ink/Stitch doesn’t show up / is greyed out.

Uninstall Ink/Stitch versions older than v2.1.0.

Uninstall Ink/Stitch versions up from v2.1.0.

In fact, I will often just open the backup file and resume doing whatever it was that I was doing without issue - for a while.įurthermore, I am actually working on a drawing for a sensitive, confidential document - so I unfortunately cannot even share my file.

There is no further error message or crash dump I can reference, so I don't know what to send you, and I cannot easily reproduce this at-will. But it seems all 'basic mouse and keyboard' stuff, probably moving, possible resizing, maybe even hitting the 'delete' key - but definitely always one of those three).

(I'm always involved in muscle-memory workflow - so the second I see the error - I don't even remember the EXACT operation I had just done to cause it.

The crashes are somewhat random, they appear to be from moving or possibly deleting objects. Pretty basic geometry, no imported files or bitmaps. (The backup files were generated all but one time). They all result in the standard 'Encountered and unexpected bug and forced to quit - saved your work to this backup file'. I am using Inkscape 1.1.1 (3bf5ae0d25, ) on Windows-10 64-bit and have been having a rash of crashes. Warning: World's worst bug report to follow.

Inkscape 64 bit