I'm not sure of how to delete a path that is currently connected between two places if that makes sense. In the picture I attached, I want what's inside the red to be deleted and the 2 nodes in their own green circles to be connected to each other. Hope this was a halfway decent explanation. Thanks in advance!
First make sure your color filled object "Fill" is set to full-rule: nonzero. If the "holes" are vanishing select one node of each part of the strokes building the holes and go Path->Reverse
Now draw a simple rectangle over the part you want to delete - don´t have to be super exact
Select shape and rectangle and go Path->Difference
Select the 2 left+right nodes with the Nodel-tool from the new opening and hit backspace to delete.
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I'm not sure of how to delete a path that is currently connected between two places if that makes sense. In the picture I attached, I want what's inside the red to be deleted and the 2 nodes in their own green circles to be connected to each other. Hope this was a halfway decent explanation. Thanks in advance!
I´d go this way:
First make sure your color filled object "Fill" is set to full-rule: nonzero. If the "holes" are vanishing select one node of each part of the strokes building the holes and go Path->Reverse
Now draw a simple rectangle over the part you want to delete - don´t have to be super exact
Select shape and rectangle and go Path->Difference
Select the 2 left+right nodes with the Nodel-tool from the new opening and hit backspace to delete.
This worked perfectly. Thank you!