@jpsimmons Would there be a need to swap between these tools frequently?

[image: 1793039819417-79438fc6-0fd3-4e73-8e69-65c0709f07fe-image.png] I've become so enamoured by this project that I decided to dust up my own C skills. This is a simple conversion from Indo Arabic to Mayan numerals. It took me a half a day to write. I did ask Ai if my code was right and it helped me debug.

@monsterfox: I'll record a video for you later.

With Version 14.5 Moho enhance the Liquid Shapes Feature a bit. For anyone who is interested hier the video

@marce Having practical, real-life skills has never been a bad thing. After all, what skills does someone actually acquire by having AI generate an image and considering themselves an artist—as opposed to someone who has learned how to paint? Even if you don't like Adobe, this is something that couldn't leaves no one indifferent. After all, it’s not just about getting one over on Adobe or being able to clone software more easily. It will likely become significantly easier to develop malicious software—or to have it foisted upon you in the form of clones of popular programs. Ultimately, there’s no telling how much you can trust the people behind this. Incidentally, developing the clones itself reportedly cost around $2,000 in tokens; after all, an AI like that doesn't come for free. You don't even have to decompile the code, because AI can simply observe a piece of software's behavior and then replicate it. In any case, all of this raises a great many questions.

@Ink-Us please write an email to license at vectorstyler.com

@nocturnalYL I will tyr to fix this as soon as possible.

I've noticed performance can vary quite a bit depending on document complexity. One thing that helped me was simplifying some live effects while editing and only enabling everything again before export. It would be great to see more optimization for larger projects though, especially when working with lots of nodes and layers.

That makes sense. I've noticed extra points can sometimes appear after certain shape operations or conversions, even when they're not obvious at first. Checking the node count after editing is a good habit and can save some confusion later on.

@SaskiaHong The software cannot fully achieve the target effect; we can only get close to it.

Technical issues in VectorStyler can sometimes be hard to reproduce, so having the reasoning behind the fix instead of just the final answer makes this way more useful.

The Cavalry App came with a lot of Demo files which can be found here. [image: 1779106655972-demo-files-1.png] [image: 1779106661314-demo-files-2.png]

@ZATOPEK Did you know that you get the full Version now for free ? As Canva acquire Cavalry the Pro Feature are also free now. https://www.3dart.it/en/cavalry-pro-is-now-completely-free-the-after-effects-alternative-rides-in/

Not intending to find this user here, I swear. I was doing both searches on YT and on the forum itself because I had been playing around with the idea of doing some tutorials myself. I saw that they were listed here in the search results as I had just peeked at their YT. They had actually posted an intro course of sorts, so I thought I would share it. It's pretty decent for new users and is well-paced: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wyzePU3XlRw

SVG Strokes in MagicaCSG Since Beta 7.2, MagicaCSG can import SVG vector graphics. This means apart from shapes that vector strokes can also be imported. Overlapping, grouped lines create a gap at their intersections. However, this can be easily fixed by performing a Boolean union beforehand. Here a few Examples: The original vector file made in Vectorstyler [image: 1775234326001-svg-vector-file.png] . . Extruded in MagicaCSG [image: 1775234368461-svg-strokes-2.png] . . Used with MagicaCSG own Array Feature [image: 1775234403642-array-1.png] [image: 1775234409907-array-2.png]

The colored one is the result, the below image is the original.