How to get the vector array from an SVG file? (so that it can be used in games)

Can you explain in more detail what you want to do?

Check this out http://wiki.colivre.net/Aurium/InkscapeGenerator

Also have a look at these: http://www.lysator.liu.se/~perni/iboardgameexts/

oh, and the tile clone dialogue can come in handy depending on what you want to do

I want to create shapes easily with Inkscape and use their vector arrays, instead of manually making the shapes from code. I am going to use the vector arrays to make collision shapes in a physics engine.

I want to easily do shapes with Inkscape using the vector arrays instead of making the shape manually in code. How to get the vectors from n SVG file?

Do you want the images, or the XML code?
You want to draw the images, and then take the code from the XML Editor?
Is that it?

Miglu wrote:I want to easily do shapes with Inkscape using the vector arrays instead of making the shape manually in code.

Can you post a sample of the data structure (e.g. of a rectangle, ellipse or a regular path) you use in your external code?

I mean that I want the vectors, or most of them if there are very many of them, so that they can be made into an array of vectors in the code. This is an example of making a rectangle's array: cpVect array[4] = {cpv(x, y), cpv(x + w, y), cpv(x + w, y + h), cpv(x, y + h)};
It is strange that the documentation has nothing about this. Are not complex shapes that are used in physics engines usually created with an SVG application, so that that is one of their main uses.