@VectorStyler Maybe I changed that setting accidentally, I will try to reproduce how I made that. Maybe when setting the new document or pasting the images. I will report later

@William-Kansepa , interesting I don't see a big problem with that, since it's always easy to use a kind of dummy group (without colors). Or to plan a bit in advance. Alternatively, it is always possible to use multiple mirror groups. By the way, one way I found to add more objects to a mirrored single object works by first creating a Symbol of it. Then you use that Symbol and mirror it. Afterward, you can replace that Symbol with any objects or add more by selecting the objects and using the "Replace Symbol with Selected Object" button in the Symbols panel.

@VectorStyler Hi! No, they are installed in windows. I dont installed nothing with VS manager yet.

Issue has been resolved in VS 1.3003. Thank you @VectorStyler.

Thanks VS and Subpath! Great thing the drag and drop inside a draw shape! Nice. Would be nice for bitmaps with transparency to have the option to extract automatically the contour for wrapping purposes.

@marce I will try to replicate this.

@EricP I will try to replicate this

@marce said in Importing SVG with embedded bitmap: @EricP Thanks your help!! Good result. I opened the file you attach. But... what you did? Explain it to me, please. I figure it, reading the other thread. Thanks a lot again!

@VectorStyler oh great! Thank you for fixing that

Great work, thanks very much.

Right-clicking the icons also works, at least on the Mac. That is my own preferred method as it is quicker than a long press and provides a bigger target than the tiny arrows in the corners.

@marce I opened a bug on this

@Gremriel I tried it out and discovered something interesting. Firstly, I had the same problem as you: the intertwining effect disappeared when I deleted the outline. After that, the intertwining effect couldn't be created again. The reason for this could be that when you ungroup the objects, there are now four copies of the red object. I think this has something to do with the effect itself. If you delete three of the four objects, you can apply the effect again.