In order to solve the above problem, try to select only the persisted part which exist in the step 4, and try to raise the position. This is actually happened because the removed part is on top of the persisted part.ĩ. Well, no need to worry about it, just try to type Ctrl+Z to redo the action. seems the removed part is the part which is actually going to be persisted or to be left out. Below is the result of the clipping which is mainly done to remove certain part of image which might be different with the result received : The right click menu itself is shown as follows :Ĩ. Right Click on the inside of any selection part and choose Set Clip.

After that, using Ctrl+A, select all of the part which have been selected as shown below :ħ. Continue on, using the rectangle tool, try to block or to select the part of the image which is going to be removed or deleted as shown below :Ħ. The following image will be shown after it has been grouped :ĥ. Try to click Shift button in the keyboard while selecting the upper selection block rectangle with the left bottom selection block rectangle. And after that, select all the part which is going to be persist or the part which is going to be left out from removal or deletion. After blocking the upper part, block the left bottom part as shown below :ģ. How to Remove or Delete Certain Part of Image using InkscapeĢ.

So, just block the first part which is the upper part. The part which is going to be pertained or to be persisted will need the combination of two blocks of rectangle grouped. Moreover, it is useful to separate the part which is going to be persisted and the one which is going to be removed.īelow the steps taken are explained as follows :ġ. This is actually useful to see which part is selected by the rectangle tool. First of all, select and configure the selection rectangle to have the white fill and opacity of 50%. The part which is going to be removed or to be deleted is the button “I’m Feeling Lucky”.

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