I'm not a proper designer by any means, but I figured you guys would know the tools out there.
I have an idea for a personal project, which would effectively be a bunch of of vector diagrams laid out in multi-page format, as for a book. It'd be virtually text-free, so I'd really prefer not to use a word processor and the tinpot vector editors typically baked in.
Something like Inkscape (or my old love, coreldraw) with a multi-page mode would be almost perfect; managing all the pages as separate documents would be a huge pain.
An extra bonus feature would be some kind of Visio-like shape library allowing easy reuse of objects, especially if there were some kind of master/slave relationship defined, allowing me to edit an object's template and have all instances in the document update automatically.
Is there anything remotely suitable out there?
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Submitted October 26, 2016 at 05:29AM by TheBananaKing http://ift.tt/2ePdeLH
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