Interesting. Interesting. Good to know. Good to know. Forum rules. Never read them. But I considered myself an ace when approaching these kinds of places. Never would I have thought that would be a stipulation. I suggest having it removed. It's a form of compartmentalization. Who owns this forum? No...

Good example! Here are my findings.. Umm. 43 kb's too large. How did you put those images here? I click on Img above and I show two img's with the cursor in between. (??) I went to attachments (not sure if that is the way to call up an image to the post) and 43 kb's is too large. Thank you very much...

Yes, I try, I try. I couldn't log in here as I didn't know my old user name from 9 years ago, couldn't find a 'forgot username' prompt, ended up making a new email to get a new username. In between time I started the other post because of this. (Not to mention I had to use either their forum or anot...

Oh you can! You can just hit the back button, then copy the message, if you've spent too long responding, and then relog in.. They number of colors, yes, pretty sure I dialed it in correctly as I try numbers like 8, 16, 24, 32, 64, 128, 256 initially, then try again within that range, observing, ult...

Quick note to admin, not sure, above zip not linked for inspection. (IDK, maybe you guys preview before publishing, sorry for double post if that's the case)

Good thing I copy and pasted this lengthy response. LOL logged out took so long... Test the boundaries of machine and man. Went to school for computer graphics, autocad, broadcast video, dropped out, but didn't let go, and it's pretty much on hobby status ever since. However, recently, I've found ne...

DIFFERENCE! Excellent tool. Got through the whole image, forgot to use snap! LOL Had to do a lot of eyeballing. Ended up with a rough up.. https://imgur.com/gallery/8pS6v Thank you very much! Brother Jaso It's ready for 'tweaking' as is or starting over using snap features for a pro look. Found the ...

SOLVED I figured it out. All I do is unstack the layers so I can work with them, then I take the last (bottom) layer, which is the brightest, paste the next brightest layer on top, execute the 'Difference' button from the Paths drop down menu, and bam, it gives me the right color polygon on the new ...

Just found a workaround technique! (Now if I can find a script expert)

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[svg][/svg]Sorry, I'm making a double post trying to learn how to add images (png/svg). Files too large. (smallest 453 kb) ((that was zipped)) Total: 3.08 mb's (zipped). I could contact you guys via gmail. I think it handles up to 20 gb's with GoogleDrive. Managed to successfully upload here.. http:...

Just made second full response, lost due to taking too long and having to relog back in. LOL No worries, I copied and am pasting now... Just made full response, went to full editor to add svg's, lost everything! LOL K. Quick response. Visible layers. Yes. I'd say 90% of the svg has layers spanning t...

Thank you, thank you. I'll have to relook at that. The background. Yes, select and unselect. I'll see if I can explain it better. (Got to go to work now) I was just saying that whenever I trace bitmap a png, stack scans, the svg's in their respective layers look nothing like the image, have a lot of...

Hello, my name is Brother Jaso. (HP2000/Win8.0) I was wondering if there was a script or plugin or something that can take my trace bitmapped image (svg), and rescan it for visible layers to be combined in there respective colored noded polygons, and delete excess nodes/polygons? My problem is the s...