@monsterfox I try to find out what can cause this

@VectorStyler said in Import svg patterns: The object that was filled with the pattern is large and when expanding creates a lot of small clipping groups. This is slow to render for now. Thanks for checking on this. Yes, the pattern has a lot of objects but it looks like imported patterns are expanded using more nested clipping group layers than patterns created within VS. If the pattern expansion could be improved to remove un-necessary grouping, it could improve performance

@VectorStyler It’s different. The Transform dialog is for making multiple copies of a single object and applying transformations to them. In my case, I already have multiple selected objects of different sizes—these are material patterns for different shoe sizes. The logic should still follow the Move dialog: when Transform Each is checked, entering parameters should apply incremental transformations (rotation, skew, scale, etc.) to multiple objects in order from largest to smallest. This would greatly improve efficiency; otherwise, we’d have to adjust each object one by one.

@Raven I could not replicate this. I tried it on Macos 10.12 (Sierra) with a retina display (iMac 27")

@Ingolf I checked this in other apps (AI, AD), and the "Close" command is the same as the Close View in VectorStyler, it closes a single view of a multiple view document

@Subpath Send me that example file

@VectorStyler Thanks, will do that in the meantime

A nice little Update about MagicaCSG, a nice little SDF Modeler i mentioned in posts above. Even though I don't use it as often these days, I'm still a Patreon supporter of MagicaCSG. It supports now TrueType fonts (.TTF) with the latest Update. This means also you could use Symbol Fonts for creating patterns with the also build in array functions. Here a Example i made [image: 1768989021337-flower-symbol-resized.png] [image: 1768989161709-symbol-font-pattern-resized.png] . . Of course you could also use normal fonts [image: 1768989566864-normal-font-resized.png]

@Raven Got it, thanks! I will try to replicate with these.

Fixed. thanks.

Fixed. thanks

@VectorStyler thank you so much for the quick update. Both svg imports issues have been corrected !

@William-Kansepa said in Spell Checker: @VectorStyler thank you, the Spell Checker is now working! Question: Is it possible to improve the Spell Checker such that it automatically highlights or underlines and displays the misspelt word in the Error input box? Also to have the most likely suggestion showing at the top in the Suggestions input box? Pressing the "Next" button should highlight the next word and bring it into the error field, also in this case a suggestion (if exists) is shown.

@Boldline @Subpath I added this sto the backlog opf features for 1.4

@FanVidder I don't find the basic steps all that complicated. CorelDraw was my main application before VS, i know a few other vector graphic apps too. It took me a while to get used to the new terminology. It might look complicated, and some functions are harder to understand. Just take your time and go step by step. Yes, there aren't many tutorials on YouTube, probably due to the still small user base. I do post tutorials here in the forum from time to time, but I have no interest in dealing with YouTube; it's just too much effort. The best thing to do is search the forum, check out the tutorial section, or simply ask.

@EricP I didn't notice it at first either. The crazy thing was. I was looking a long time for something like this and tried some crazy workarounds to get something similar. Then I tried this profile setting and realized it was exactly what I was looking for ...

@VectorStyler said in update 1.3.007: Improved guideline selections sensitivity Thank you for the long list of bug fixes and improvements. The guideline selection is fixed and working so much better!

@jpsimmons said in Add a distance / measurement tool for arbitrary points and objects: I have two circles that are offset by some amount. I want to make a row of circles with that same offset. How do I do this? I think you can use a repeater to achieve this, or a blend effect with 2 same circles. Other way is to use the transform dialog on your circle and choose number of copies and an offset

@EricP I opened a bug on this