That worked great, thank you. Threshold of 5 and Grow of 1 for the initial big fills, and then Grow of .2 to fill in the little "nooks and crannys" did the job. Attached is the revised file. Yes, the colors are purposefully ugly, so that the user can easily see what the color regions are. ...

So I am trying to make an .SVG drawing of a heraldic lion. I (manually) traced a bitmap, got the path looking all nice the way I want it, then tried setting the fill. The color "escaped" from all sorts of places. I found a lot of "holes" (places where two adjacent nodes needed to...

Haven't really thought that far ahead, but I envisioned it as having the users download and install Inkscape I the usual manner, then download the library, and just use it like any other clip art to make the devices. Probably also provide a template, with the outline of shield, and maybe a pre-defin...

Not so much an application, just a library and template. I'm envisioning the user installing Inkscape, downloading the library and a template, and just using the objects from the library. I'm hoping to avoid any sort of serious coding - ideally, I'd just be able to use Inkscape as-is.

I have a specific software need, and am wondering if Inkscape can do it. Basically, I want to have clip art type objects that have predefined attributes that can be changed when the object is used. So, for example, if I have a coffee mug item, I want to be able to set two color attributes - one for ...