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@Li-Xiao said in Corner Editing Nodes shift and distort shapes:
@William-Kansepa It is recommended to use the shape panel to adjust the dimensions of the rectangle instead of using the transform panel. This way, you can avoid any distortion issues with the corners.
@Li-Xiao, thank you.
I tried your recommendation and it works as expected.
I once had a go at the Shape panel in my early days working with VS and the only gripes I had with it was:
Dimensions input through the Transform panel would not match those in the Shape panel
Object size input from the Shape panel would differ from the one displaying in the Transform panel
With the multitude of panels, tools, menu items and functions, VS is so overwhelming and unfortunately since I was a very raw beginner in the program, I was then forced to neglect this panel in order to minimize confusion. To this day, I still strongly believe that the Transform and Shape panels should be further integrated to act in harmony. They should both display similar dimensions. Illogical logic perhaps? After all, at the end of the day a dimension still remains as such.
Would you agree with me that ideally in the real world one should be able to make manual transformations on the fly and still flawlessly achieve their desired objectives? There is need to introduce more fluidity or rather intuitiveness in VS to complement the otherwise rigidity of some of the panel/modal views and dialog boxes. Observe that in most graphic design software this is the norm.
Once again, thanks for the tip.