@Subpath Yes, it is a bug. Must be a recent regression

@monsterfox Yes, it is the same here. I will try to improve this. There are over 400 objects, doing this in smaller sets might be faster.

@Raaskot On mac they should be in: ~/Library/Application Support/VectorStyler1.2/vector/data/resources/ folder But for Mac App Store version, these folders are well hidden by MacOS and different for every user. You can also try the Help -> Reveal Workspace Folder command.

@Raaskot Clearly a bug, can be replicate here also. It occurs with small shapes where the width is large relative to the shape size. I will fix this ASAP.

@VectorStyler Yes. I keep font collection on my drive and added some folders via Font Manager.

Thanks VectorStyler, the latest update seems to have fixed whatever the issue was. Cheers!

@VectorStyler Adding a notification could be a temporary remedy, but in the long run, my suggestion might be a better solution.

@Boldline The alignment Angle seems to be set to -90 degrees. With this, all alignment is considered at a -90 degree rotation.

@Boldline I cana replicate this issue here also. Select the Object -> Shape -> Clear Shape Builder State, this will reset all previous shape builder states.

@Raaskot The file is very slow here also. I opened a bug on this to find out what can cause this.

@Raaskot said in How do I remove a brush from the brush preset list?: For my part the Brush Presets list is empty. How comes? This may depend on the current workspace state, there can be multiple brush presets panels and some may end up empty of the associated group is removed. Is there a "Reveal Hidden Presets" in the panel menu? If so, select it. Otherwise, see what panel gets opened with the Panels -> Presets -> Brush Presets command.

@monsterfox said in Kind of Metaballs in VectorStyler with Tips and Tricks: @Subpath This effect is similar to the halftone effect I provided last time. Have you tried to see if you can make it? As I wrote already in the other thread, I don't believe this effect was created using the Metaball trick. To me, it looks more like it was created using the Truchet method. But i have no clue how. But you're welcome to try it yourself via the Metaball technique; all the necessary techniques are described in this thread here. Btw. anyone else is also welcome to try it. Here the Picture