@VectorStyler I don't actually have a problem right now—perhaps I didn't explain it properly? Or maybe you misunderstood me for some reason. It’s just about a question: I was simply wondering at what point a stroke takes the color sample that then colors the stroke itself. Your answer regarding the center of the repeated object is fine enough for me. Thanks you.

Here a somewhat better Typography Video then the previous one. Is called " Kinetic Typography Morphing Effect in Cavalry" an is from "Obinary" Here the Link

@VectorStyler said in Rounded corners regression after applying effect: @William-Kansepa Once an object has an effect like drop shadow, the transforms are applied over the final shape, resulting in distorted corner @VectorStyler Thank you for the explanation. However, in other software i.e. Illustrator, CorelDraw and Affinity, to mention but a few, such is not the case. The corners still remain perfect even after stretching the rectangle. Could something be done to address this challenge?

@VectorStyler Cool !!! Works pretty good So again, is allready build in

@macos The regular bug-fix updates should happen at least monthly (but slower in July). Version 1.3 was released in last October, version 1.4 should be out in next October (depending on the status of features)

@jpsimmons I will try to replicate it. Did it submit the crash report through the app (the PDF was not uploaded).

@VectorStyler which is the actual repeater feature that this should be in, is it the "Geometry Adjustments"? yes does this mean that for example 4 adjustments take values from 4 different regions? Yes, in most cases they are in different regions, but there are also overlapping parts. For these overlapping areas, it would be best if the effects could stack together, just like they do with many Shape Effects. some example cases on how would this work It's similar to a morphing effect, much like what's described here (https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Showing-the-conventional-2D-display-subpixels-behind-a-slanted-lenticular-lens-sheet_fig2_341806198). The main difference is that I use laser equipment to engrave the graphics directly onto the material, but the underlying principle is very similar to synthesizing composite images for a lenticular lens sheet.

i reserved this spot to show some additional examples will take some time

@li-xiao I’ve since figured out how it all works with closed paths/polygons in Paragraphic, and I’ve replaced the video in my earlier post with a new, up-to-date one. [image: 1783227572383-closed-polygon.png]

Created using: The colorize feature in the Repeater, which can also colorize strokes with a bitmap. (See Manual how) The Style Picker Feature, which allows you to transfer style attributes from one group of objects to another. You could take look at this Link https://www.vectorstyler.com/forum/topic/5851/a-style-picker-tool-feature-and-a-few-strokes [image: 1783600897851-stroke-pattern-600.png]