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      marce
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      Hi! How can achieve with VS something similar to this?
      d72212c9-a057-4b94-948d-f68e75c9df9b-image.png

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        VectorStyler @marce
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        @marce Select both and use Style -> Intertwine -> Create Intertwine Group
        Then select the intertwine tool:
        intertwine1.png

        The. click on areas that you want to bring forward

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          marce @VectorStyler
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          @VectorStyler Hi! Thanks. I dont understand what to do. I have two objects that overlap, i select both, a message appear asking "Create a new interwine group?"
          A cursor that is a circle with a + appear on screen...
          Then? I click, but nothing happens.interwine.vstyler

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            Devil Dinosaur @marce
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            @marce with the intertwine group selected, use the tool by flying over the part you want to send backward. The part will change its color, you click to apply then click elsewhere. You repeat as many time you need.

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              Subpath @marce
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              @marce

              This little tutorial of mine may be helpful

              https://www.vectorstyler.com/forum/topic/5572/intertwine-feature-and-a-way-to-fake-gaps

              Win 11
              CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 9600X, 6-core.
              GPU: Nvidia Geforce RTX 5070.

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                Li Xiao @marce
                last edited by

                @marce said in Interweave two texts:

                Then? I click, but nothing happens.interwine.vstyler

                This is because the orange shape is an open path (non-closed shape)

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                  Subpath @marce
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                  @marce

                  As @li-xiao wrote, you need to close the orange shape first

                  intertwine-test.png

                  Win 11
                  CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 9600X, 6-core.
                  GPU: Nvidia Geforce RTX 5070.

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                    marce @Subpath
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                    @Subpath hi Subpath. Why there are lines when you interwine the object?

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                      VectorStyler @marce
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                      @marce said in Interweave two texts:

                      Why there are lines when you interwine the object?

                      If you refer to those thin lines at overlapping parts, those are rendering (clipping) artifacts and are caused by the antialiasing in the CPU based rendering engine.

                      You can use the GPU based rendering engine (View -> View using GPU) and then it should not be visible.

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                        marce @VectorStyler
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                        @VectorStyler mmm... this what i get when using such option:

                        feaa74e1-ac7d-4449-989f-d2eda994b0ea-image.png

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                          VectorStyler @marce
                          last edited by VectorStyler

                          @marce It seems that the GPU preview is not working there.
                          On some Windows machines it still has issues

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