Hi,
can we achieve this with macro ?
*ignore the color, it just to tell the shape is separated.
With normal breakapart, we get all shape separated. Sometime we just need the shape to be separated, just like the 3rd item in image.
im curious, how it can be done with macro?
Thanks
Macros can a lot.Watch some tricks here:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H2irTVxVxowIf you are interested, write to me at tv.softlv@gmail.comRegards.Taras
Hi Taras,
Wow, That macro really impressive and I'm also watch another video in your channel. Pretty good macro, im stunned with revert shape to text feature. And Thank You for the offering. But, unfortunately it's not i was looking for. Also, my company is not likely to have budget for that (for now).
I just wondering if someone could help with line of code that can produce something that i've described above, Im starting to learning writing script for coreldraw macro and i'm not fully understand what to do, but i think i have the logical step.
> Break apart selected shape.
> find all shape that inside of bigger shape, the combine (i dont know how to produce this step, lol)
> loop to all shape
Regards,
Robby
What do you want to have finally?
The possibility to give each character a different colour (as shown in your image) or split the text shape in two parts where one part contains e.g. the first and 5th character, the second part the remaining characters (as you described)?
One way to solve it is to convert the text to a curve. This curve contains a lot of sub paths which either represent a character body or the holes in the body.
You have to figure out, if it's a body or a hole, in this case you have to cut out the hole of the body. Then – depending on your needs – you can either use the shapes a standalone shapes or group them as part of the text.
You can find a few different solutions to this here:Text Break Apart Re-Combine Individually
-Shelby
The colour is not necessarily different. I just need every single letter split into one single shape, this kind of macro should be working in another shape rather than just text, maybe vector art.