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    How do I commit to changes made with warp tool and retain stroke attributes?

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      How do I commit to changes made with warp tool and retain stroke attributes? I had a square shape that I warped some using the warp tool in the vertical toolbar. I was trying to commit to those changes and get back the standard stroke with regular nodes, etc... but nothing seems to let me do that unless I expand it and then it becomes a fill

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        @Boldline Since shapes effects are "live", the node tool will edit the shape effect.
        To get back to editing nodes, you need to convert to curves (again).

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          @VectorStyler said in How do I commit to changes made with warp tool and retain stroke attributes?:

          To get back to editing nodes, you need to convert to curves (again).

          thank you - I found where I got stuck. If the node editing tool is selected and used to select the warped shape, then pressing "convert to curves" will not work - you need to switch to the transform tool and then try "convert to curves" to have success

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