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  • Everyone makes mistakes. Help us correct ours. Let us know how to improve VectorStyler.

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    @VectorStyler https://youtu.be/TWGHJhvrEtw 23.vstyler I’m not sure if it’s a file issue. I’ve tried other new files, and this tool and panel still don’t work.

  • Any questions on VectorStyler, tell us how we can help you to make a better use of VectorStyler.

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    @VectorStyler I confirmed that this was fixed in version 1.3.031. Thank you

  • You have new ideas or features to improve VectorStyler.

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    @boldline @vectorstyler : https://youtu.be/w3ieED1z4gM - Here's the full breakdown. The basic secret to the correct implementation is simple. Every segment's handle is 39% of the segment length on either side, and every handle point points straight at the previous node until the next node is placed. In other words, every handle lies on the chord between two nodes until the next node is placed. That is the secret to Bezigon. At the moment, VectorStyler's implementation does not follow this logic, hence the awkward shapes it builds. [image: 1792338111346-196b21e8-596a-4674-8972-6343cce08682-image.png] The loss in curvature becomes exponentially worse as the distance between the nodes grow.

  • Announcements and news related to VectorStyler

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    @861475_VctSt said in update 1.3.031: @VectorStyler If I can't use these fonts, I won't be able to continue my work. I have no choice but to revert to version 1.3.027 and continue working. Please fix this as soon as possible. Where can I find these fonts (for testing)?

  • Tutorials and use cases of VectorStyler

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    Will talk about this one. [image: 1792252513756-deformed-scaling-1-small.png] Dont know what i did wrong with my first tries, but now even the standard Transform scaling deliefer a good result. Anyway seems is working now. For anyone who is interested how to made it in VS Create a Super Ellipse with this Settings [image: 1792253930863-super-ellipse.png] . . copy and scale it as much you like i made 31 copys and scale it 106% i use Menu > Object > Transform > Transform for it [image: 1792253689500-scaling.png] . . create a straight Path apply a Gradient a long a Path on it [image: 1792252864948-stroke-with-gradient.png] duplicate it until you have 31 copys of it or as Vectorstyler allows you to create a Blend between two strokes where each have a different gradient [image: 1792254086307-blend-one.png] . . i did this and created a blend to get 31 Strokes [image: 1792254148629-blend-too.png] Group that 31 Strokes Group the 31 Shapes its important that both Groups have the same count of Objects Keep the group of shapes selected select the Style Picker [image: 1792254348703-style-picker-2.png] set the Group Flag [image: 1792253179581-group-flag.png] and pick the group of strokes with the style picker and you get such a Result [image: 1792253253142-deformed-scaling-middle.png]

  • Anything related to using VectorStyler

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    @marce Having practical, real-life skills has never been a bad thing. After all, what skills does someone actually acquire by having AI generate an image and considering themselves an artist—as opposed to someone who has learned how to paint? Even if you don't like Adobe, this is something that couldn't leaves no one indifferent. After all, it’s not just about getting one over on Adobe or being able to clone software more easily. It will likely become significantly easier to develop malicious software—or to have it foisted upon you in the form of clones of popular programs. Ultimately, there’s no telling how much you can trust the people behind this. Incidentally, developing the clones itself reportedly cost around $2,000 in tokens; after all, an AI like that doesn't come for free. You don't even have to decompile the code, because AI can simply observe a piece of software's behavior and then replicate it. In any case, all of this raises a great many questions.