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Tracing Crop Circles for Area Measurement in Inkscape™

Overview

This guide explains how to use Inkscape to trace crop circles for accurate area measurements, convert them to percentages, and visualize the results.

Steps:

1. Import Image:

   • Open Inkscape and import the top-down picture of the crop circle.

2. Create Circles:

   • Use the Circle Tool to draw circles that match the rounded parts of the crop circle.

3. Trace the Border:

   • Use the Pen Tool to trace the outline of the crop circle's border.

4. Smooth the Lines:

   • Adjust and smooth the pen lines using the Node Tool by bending and refining the nodes.

5. Trim Excess Lines:

   • Select the desired lines and use the Cut Path command to trim any excess lines, maintaining the integrity of the outline.

6. Fill the Outline:

   • Fill the outline with a color by following these steps:
     • Select the Node Tool and highlight the traced outline within a rectangle.
     • Duplicate the outline using CTRL+D.
     • Combine the duplicated outline with CTRL+K.
     • Uncheck Stroke and check Fill.
     • Click Join Selected Nodes on the top-left toolbar.

7. Apply Color A:

   • Choose and apply Color A to the filled outline.

8. Apply Color B:

   • Fill the area with Color B by repeating the steps used for Color A.
   • Note: Circles drawn with the Circle Tool do not measure area until they are split with a line using the Cut Path command and then combined with CTRL+K.
   • Ensure circles are cut through before filling them with Color B.

9. Unify Color B:

   • Combine any separate segments of Color B into one unified area.

10. Calculate Total Area:

    • Duplicate the filled Color A to represent the total area.
    • Duplicate Color B as well.
    • Select both Color A and B, then use the Difference Tool to find the difference between the two.
      • Note: The duplicated Color B will disappear after this operation, so make sure Color A is layered below Color B.

11. Measure Area with Inkscape:

    • Go to Extensions → Visualize Path → Measure Path... to measure the areas of Color A and Color B.
    • Calculate the percentage of each area.
      • In this case, the area was approximately 90% for Color A and 10% for Color B. Could it be a hidden message of 9 1 1? 90, 10, 100 without zeros?
        

• Final Notes:

• Ensure that each step is done carefully to maintain the accuracy of measurements.
• The procedure allows you to calculate area percentages regardless of the original scale of the image.
• Preliminary area measurements provide verification support for the results of crop circle calculations.
  
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