Thanks Incaman. I just read your instructions and you said -0.5, so I'm gonna try now

Every time i write -0,5 then Inkscape automatically puts 0,0000. This is irritating.

-0.5 should logically work...But look like i can't put negative value in Inkscape

Edited 9/5/2013 14:42:23

Lol I just moved bonus a bit and results are the same!

OK

This is the thing i just downloaded inkscape and tried the technique. I had no problems at all.

Let me repeat the steps to make sure u got everything right

1. Make a circle
2. Draw a path (draw bezier curves and straight lines or CTRL + F6) that cuts trough the circle (leave the path open, don't close it)
3. Select the circle and the path
4. Go to Path/Division or CTRL + /
5. Now the circle is cut in 2 pieces
6. Go to FIle/Inkscape Preferences then find Steps and change Inset/Outset by to 0.5
7. Now select both pieces of the circle
8. Go to Path/Inset or CTRL + {

and it's done. Just to mention one thing INSET moves the border inside for the set amount OUTSET moves it outside. The reason u set the inset to 0.5 px is because the border is 1 px wide so when u inset both borders by 0.5 u get the right distance. (they touch each other but don't overlap).

You could set it to 0.4, 0.35, 0.3 for your preference taste..

Great tutorial!
And a good input with the territory cut up by going for the points of other lines and not the middle region. Will definetly mind that in my map making in the future :)

It worked! Thanks Incaman!

Looks like what I only needed to do is to put 'Inset'. Probably, 'Outset' was automatically put so it overlapped.

Always a pleasure :) (though the real credit goes to Techpriest for the Inkscape tutorial :))

Oh right, thanks Techpriest!

Here's an alternative way to do it in Inkscape: http://warlight.net/Forum/Thread?ThreadID=10806