Measurements no longer reset on right click or tool switch.Settings for font size and precision for the Measure tool work again.Snap app now remembers user preferences even user home is not accessible.Fix opening EPS files in Inkscape Snap app.Fix save as optimized SVG in Inkscape Appimage.All templates generated from the ‘Welcome’ dialog now use a document scale of 1.And the transparency is now respected when applying the Fast Crop filter. The the “Font features” tab now load faster so it don’t freeze. And, the release includes many other general fixes, such as Stroke to Path works on text again Saving no longer leaks memory improve startup time on Windows Canvas no longer blurred when moving window from HiDPI to a regular display Click to select objects Caps lock no longer stops some shortcut keys from working on Windows.īy clicking on a resizing separator (aka three-dots) of a docked dialog will now toggle dock visibility. Thanks to the upstream GTK+3 fix, pressure sensitivity works again on Windows ink devices in Inkscape 1.1.1. Illustrator or Inkscape would do.The free open-source vector drawing app Inkscape 1.1 got its first maintenance update. I'm open to using any software available, but I'd prefer something open source / scriptable. (Point and click with a mouse to delete paths won't work.) The images I'm working with are extremely large, and can have thousands of islands to crop out. For example, I'd want to crop the lines in this example down to the purple areas: It's important that this solution applies to much more complex scenarios too. (Ideally, they'd keep the stroke I've set initially, but not required.) That is, each line is just that - a line with no fill. The lines must be open in the final result. This is what I want the result to look like: The orange area is a closed path that I want to crop to, and the black lines are a bunch of closed paths that I want to be cropped. Here's a very simple example of the objects I'm starting with: Someone asked the same question here: and I'm working with essentially the same objective. (I'm looking for something scalable to perform operations on very complex map images.) In a few operations, how can I crop closed paths and have the result be a set of open paths? It's important that the solution be as few operations as possible, and not rely on point and click.
If so, what would be the proper approach? I'll cross post the content here, since the question is the same, but I'm specifically interested in whether there is an existing solution for this, or if it can be easily scripted. I asked this question on the graphic design board, and it sounds like this may be more of a programming question than a visual one:
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