The longer method would be to join the two end nodes of each segment to the other end nodes of the other segments, to create a closed path. The bucket fill tool in Inkscape depends on the on-screen rendering of the shape, then click inside it with the tool. What you need is a closed path, combined with the circle in the middle.Ī quick and dirty method is to use the Fill Unbounded Areas Tool (aka the Bucket fill tool).

my fun little tessellation app, which inspired this problem :)Īny tips or tricks would be much appreciated.raw web svg output, from which above svg is derived.What I'm after is to be able to combine those paths, and fill with a raster image: However, in either case, the path entities in the object explorer remain independent, and filling any object still fills individual path segments, not the net hex shape as a whole.Įven after trying to exec 'Combine path', filling still looks like: I have tried doing a path union with all objects selected, and have tried using the Combine path feature. Indeed the hexagon is many tags grouped and transformed, so this not working right-off-the-bat makes sense. I want to fill the inside of this virtual hexagon, but am unable to. The single side is a roup of a and transformed.

I have a hexagon based on one common side, repeated.

Inkscape svg output path data absolute