@Devil-Dinosaur Nice tip! Also, using the divide boolean will work as well

@monsterfox said in Path editing and errors: It is not known whether this is the problem that causes the path offset error Yes, it is an offset "approximation" error for thin outlines (improved at larger zoom). Also: for the offset path effect, there is a Precision field, that can be reduced (there is always a compromise between precision and number of nodes added).

@VectorStyler said in Node snapping: @Zero This will be in the next build. Awesome! Thank you.

@Subpath Fix for this will be in the next build: palettes that are opened will show up in the list regardless of the folder.

@JuurGroove said in Tiled windows keyboard shortcuts on macOS Sequoia: but presumably because of the lack of Window menu in VS, the tiling keyboard shortcuts do not get triggered at all. Yes, the problem is that MacOS has a bit strange way of handling certain shortcuts. If n action is not in the menu as they expect (with the standard action assigned to it), then it is not handled. This creates problem with apps that allow menu customizations and don;t directly use those macos actions.

Thank you so much!

@Subpath yes, editing in an external palette is saved immediately. I will try to improve these.

@Boldline said in Problem with Unsolicited Save popups: "automatic save" save in the background Yes, it saves in the background. Please send me (by email) the workspace / settings files of VS, I will try to replicate this error

@VectorStyler I already wrote that it was just a question, so there is no need to rush. If it is a useful addition to the selection options, then gladly. In the meantime, I think i already have a workaround as is possible in VS using the Colorize function with a 2-colored or n-colored palette.

@VectorStyler Thank you!

@Subpath Thank you very much!!!

@VectorStyler After the latest update the mouse works. Thank you.

@debraspicher said in Astute Graphics: My dream is export/file/canvas/artboard mgmt is streamlined and made as user friendly as possible in a future update. That for me would make the programs easier to test also for undesirable outputs. Would you be willing to share more specifically in depth what you like about the Affinity model and how that contrasts with what VS currently offers? It sounds like you have had a lot of knowledge and experience using the Affinity export settings and I'm sure your ideas could help in the export, etc of files in VS

@Pat said in AI file in VS? not perfect: The artboards are all there, and all that's left are colour issues with the strokes. If it is possible to reduce to a small example with the artboards and the strokes and send it to me, that would also help.

@VectorStyler said in The advantage of spot colors: color also contains the tint That should stay that way, right? At least that's how AI taught me, keep the tint value. This is the desired result for clarity (made it one by one, not all at once). [image: 1730387960757-add85fa1-7b82-42d2-af78-6e6dae2b32a3-image-resized.png]

@VectorStyler yes, but not all the attributes have been kept, and the design is less perfect.

@Ayo said in How to get out of this loop?: Is this kind of editing not allowed at spotcolors? Not directly from the color panel, unless expanded into CMYK first (that color icon under the tint number field). To edit the spot color without expanding, double click on it in the color palette.

@Pat Send me that file, could be that the corners are breaking.

@VectorStyler said in SVG import pixel to point conversion: Yes, the problem Got it... (a little) Remember that the problem can also be on the other side. In other words; the SVG output of Qgis can also contain imperfections or errors. Still strange that ai6 does work against all common opponents. I wonder what Freehand would do but I don't have that working under the buttons anymore. Thanks for investigating

@VectorStyler Ok, thanks! I need this functionality to continue with VS, and it seems useful to be able to measure the thickness of the strokes after readjusting the object(s).