@VectorStyler Since I found this by chance, I wasn't aware that it is related to the Blend Tool. Therefore, I thought it was a general feature of a Blend or smooth. But now i know how it works, thanks.

@monsterfox I will try to replicate this. (for some panels multiple instances are allowed by design, but maybe not in this way).

@lilith that's the hyperbezier combining three types of splines.

@fdarnel said in Same width, visual difference: In this case I get 2 objects of visually different thickness, but both indicated at 10pt. And I don't see how to know which one is good, and modify the other. Send me the file on this list example with the different looking stroke widths

@VectorStyler ok moving it back to the main screen and then closing the panel and reopening it worked.

@Daniel I know that Corel owned Xara for a while and integrated its features into CorelDRAW. I know Corel well enough not to expect anything good from them. When I decided to go with CorelDRAW, they offered me a reasonable package with CorelDRAW, PhotoPaint, and a good Font Manager. Thanks to my good knowledge of CorelDRAW and vector graphics, I got a fairly well-paying job in digital printing. I was in screen printing before that. So, it paid off, so to speak.

@Boldline said in Shift modifier to keep end nodes stationary: I was testing this out in VS but could not quite tell if it was implemented or not. This is not supported in VS.

@Daniel said in Curvature tool: Please, can I add a bit of commentary to this? @VectorStyler @Boldline: Curvature tool is a very poor substitute for Bezigon Tool. Really, it implements a portion of Bezigon, namely, turning corner nodes to curve nodes. But guess where it fails? Tangential nodes, which allow for smooth transition between corner and smooth nodes. So, if it were really up to me, I'd add the Bezigon and one up Curvature tool. Interesting point. I'd be willing to wait on adding a dedicated curvature tool to first see if the Bezigon tool was sufficient enough

@fdarnel Yes, there are some issues here caused by the transforms on the group. I will try to find out more about this.

@fdarnel Got the recording, I will try to replicate and fix this.

@VectorStyler Fix confirmed

@VectorStyler This one I resolved by myself, thanks. I was looking in the wrong sub-panel. I applied the wrong preset (this was caused by the misleading icons, which in some cases are empty squares). Let me send you the other video

@Subpath Yes, this is a known issue. A workaround: place the image into an other clipping shape (can be a rectangle of the same size). The image can be drag&dropped into this clipping shape in the layers panel. Then use the boolean exclude on the clipped image. This will exclude from the clipping and not the image shape, so the image size will not be changed.

@Daniel Morphing between objects with noise transparencies is even more complicated Send me the VS file with that blend effect (second image).