@Boldline yes, they show up in the preview, even if turned off. But should not print. Try printing to file to verify it.

Thank you. I knew it was something that simple, but for the life of me, I couldn't remember

@VectorStyler I got the problem using v1.1.072, but there is no problem with v1.1.073. So the bug has been fixed in the latest version. Thanks Admin

@VectorStyler Thanks Admin. In my opinion, it would be better if we follow Adobe Illustrator workflow. Dragging a bitmap file from Windows Explorer into that application will always automatically link the image, without having to hold any key

@VectorStyler said in Last Fill/Stroke Storage: @Igull These are not stored permanently. OK, it would be really nice if that weren't the case - currently, I just create some random object off-artboard that has the correct starting fill/stroke/colour so I can pull it's attributes with the pipette tool when starting a new doc. Not being from the arty-crafty set (I nearly said arty-farty there, freudian slip ), I only use some very basic colours and strokes for my obviously superior technical purposes Like most preferences, it's just laziness - it's not as if it takes longer than two seconds to copy the object's attributes LOL, but if it can be done, it just keeps the flow going and me happy TIA Neil

@gotanidea said in How to Snap-Align A Bitmap Image to The Left Side of A Text Object Using Mouse?: @Subpath Did you also find it difficult to snap my bitmap image to the left side of the text object? yes but as @VectorStyler wrote, disable "Snap to Curve Extrema" fix it

@Igull Added this to the backlog.

Try reading the Cricut help pages - https://help.cricut.com/hc/en-us/articles/360009553213-Image-uploads-unsupported-items

@VectorStyler ok I'll try that - thank you. I'll also try and replicate the other issue where ungrouping caused the warp to change and record a screen capture

@VectorStyler said in Transpose - random proportional scaling work not as expected: @Subpath Added this to the backlog. Looks like the proportional option is ignored when randomizing scaling. thanks, was also my thought btw is also the case in Object> Transpose > Scale

@jroth you are welcome, nice that is helpful Boolean combining is exactly the same thing as combining in other vector programs. So it is nothing special. In VS you can find Combine under the Boolean operations. And of course you can also combine strokes

@VectorStyler said in Image Not Shown in PDF: @gotanidea The Precision field (first export view - PDF Options) should be larger than 0, more like 2. (should not allow 0 here, will fix this). I see. Thanks Admin

@Bones Anti-aliasing can be turned off using View -> Subpixel -> None. But it has only a small impact on redraw performance. At what zoom level was this slowdown observed? and is it with the AI import or the SVG (results are different). As for the AI file: some features are not (yet) supported, there will be improvement in the future.

@Boldline Yes, the Stylus is a bit sensitive to movement. I will try to find a solution for this.

@gotanidea said in Automatically Update Missing Links as in Adobe Illustrator: Update Missing Links I have to test this, but this should prompt for missing links. Added this to the backlog.

@b77 Thanks - I like the location of this option better than where illustrator has it. Rotating the canvas and keeping the created vectors and such in a normal view can be great for certain things. I wonder if an option to keep the canvas in normal view and rotate the material created might also be a good option to add eventually in some capacity

@Boldline said in VS Internal Font Manager Dependent on 3rd Party Font Manager: folders contained 30k fonts each Yes, this may cause slowdowns.

@VectorStyler Thank you - I know you'll find the best solution. I appreciate you hearing me out

@VectorStyler so far is always been a literal double tap, but I will try adding that function to a stylus button and see how that goes. I agree the stylus overall is less precise and using a stylus button might help in multiple ways

@VectorStyler Thank you