William, it would
help to see the bitmap or converted path to see if what I'm suggesting
will work, but it was scrubbed. Here's what I would suggest.
Make sure that your converted bitmap is indeed a single path. You will
get feedback about this in the taskbar when you select the object. If
it says '1 group' or "two paths" or anything else selected, you must
ungroup, etc, until you have a single path. A single path can of course
have many many separated shapes in it with space in between them
Then, in the path menu, choose 'ungroup'. You should then see your
shapes separated into a series of selection boxes all selected at once.
Click away with the selector, then select individual circles. If you
have overlapping circles, they will become a single object in a single
path.
Hope this helps.
John LeMasney,
365sketches.org
On June4 2:57 PM,
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Date: Fri, 4 Jun 2010 13:57:26 -0500
From: William Oquendo <woquendo@...155...>
Subject: [Inkscape-user] Extracting sub shapes from bitmaps
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Dear all,
I have a bitmap with many circles inside it, and I would like to manipulate
each circle individually. I have already converted the bitmap to svg by
using Trace Bitmap inside inkscape, but I dont know how to "ungroup" the
vectorized figure and manipulate the circles individually.
I would like to know if I can do that in inkscape and how. I am attaching an
example bitmap.
Thanks in advance.
Best regards / Cordialmente,
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William Oquendo
Phd Candidate
Simulation Of Physical Systems Group
National University of Colombia
Linux User # 321481
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