So you can save an empty SVG file, insert your circles with an editor before the closing tag, reopen it with inkscape and edit it further as needed. But from a table of values in a CSV file you can easily produce hundrets of circles (I did so). In an editor, you may use very basic SVG-code to define a circle: Īfter opening it with inkscape and saving it, it will be transformed to a much more complicated format, with relative coordinates.
Or you create them and flip your drawing in the end vertically. Then you can subtract the y-value with a formula from the pagesize. Probably you have the values already in an easy machine parsable form like a plain list of values (x, y, radius). With snapping enabled, enable the Snap nodes, paths, and handles setting, as well as the Snap to cusp nodes setting. The enable snapping icon is located in the top-left of the screen. If you have lots of circles and like to position them by value, counting distances from bottom up, you should probably use a scripting language or a spreadsheet program like LibreOffice-Calc or Excel, a classical text editor with extendet search-replace engine or a combination of those. It’s the very first icon on the top-left, and if you hover your cursor over it you will see a label populate that reads enable snapping.
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