Hey guys I'm a begginer. Here's my file on pixabay its a vector https://pixabay.com/vectors/boy-child-dad-daughter-family-2027487/ when I go to inkscape and upload it and ungroup it it just stays the same as one object.Am I doing something wrong?
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Here it is
Thanks
It is a single object, observe the info in the status bar: "Path 390 nodes in root."
So does this mean some svg files from the web are just one object and some you can ungroup? I'm a begginer so forgive me if I sound like an idiot.
jaireet.schahalSo does this mean some svg files from the web are just one object and some you can ungroup?
So does this mean some svg files from the web are just one object and some you can ungroup?
Yes.
jaireet.schahalI'm a begginer...
I'm a begginer...
I encourage all beginners to explore the tutorials in the Help menu.
I cannot ungroup. Sometimes yes, sometimes no. I am not a beginner. This worked fine on last version. I appreciate all the time people have contributed to inkscape.
@jathomaz, please provide an example that has the issue.
Where`s no group there´s no ungoup.
Hey guys I'm a begginer. Here's my file on pixabay its a vector https://pixabay.com/vectors/boy-child-dad-daughter-family-2027487/ when I go to inkscape and upload it and ungroup it it just stays the same as one object.
Am I doing something wrong?
Please attach the file you downloaded to a post. Pixabay requires registration to download svg.
Here it is
Thanks
It is a single object, observe the info in the status bar: "Path 390 nodes in root."
So does this mean some svg files from the web are just one object and some you can ungroup? I'm a begginer so forgive me if I sound like an idiot.
Yes.
I encourage all beginners to explore the tutorials in the Help menu.
I cannot ungroup. Sometimes yes, sometimes no. I am not a beginner. This worked fine on last version. I appreciate all the time people have contributed to inkscape.
@jathomaz, please provide an example that has the issue.
Where`s no group there´s no ungoup.