@FastVector said in beta 1.2.010: @VectorStyler said in beta 1.2.010: Show separators in color swatches Is it possible as a user to turn off the separators? I personally preferred it without the separators as it looked cleaner and was easier view. The only time it was more of an issue was if the swatches in a section were very close in color

@VectorStyler fixed. thanks

@VectorStyler Perfect, everything has been fixed.

@VectorStyler Fixed. thanks

@VectorStyler Fixed. thanks

@Ingolf I will try to replicate this issue.

@Victor-Vector said in TAB key to change fields in Document Setup screens: In the File > New Document Setup window or the File > Document Setup window, using the TAB key to switch fields within the interface will "skip" fields and not go to what should be the next field. These seems to be a bug. I added it to the backlog.

@Victor-Vector said in File > New Document Setup - Should units update?: Margins and Bleed section will still have the old unit and not update. This is a bug.

@Boldline That option is for not showing nodes when in transform mode. I will make this work for the node editing mode also.

Pat This kind of "touching edges" rendering artifacts exists with anti-aliasing in certain kind of rendering algorithms. I think Affinity has them too. The problem is that I do not yet have a solution that does not degrade the rendering performance.

@VectorStyler By the way, the image trace has improved vastly. I don't remember when you fixed it but it's a lot easier to use and the results are more predictable and useful. I've been using it more frequently than of the stand-alone specialized trace software I bought years ago. Can't wait until the feature requests for image trace we've made over the last couple years get implemented - it will be hands-down the best

@VectorStyler said in Transform tool mode needs to be more obvious during active use: @Boldline said in Transform tool mode needs to be more obvious during active use: What was the reasoning to move them out? Too many tools. Maybe I am not fully understanding? I would only move the three additional tools circled here in red into the transform tool on the vertical toolbar [image: 1706025999446-2d847b88-bf9f-4671-ac87-bcc2a4c8f8c9-bld-2024-01-23-at-11.06.05.png] Respectfully, most of the tools in the vertical tool bar have more than the three tools that would be in the transform pull-out: [image: 1706025923267-adca0562-a108-4083-88bf-2fb81c9d4d94-bld-2024-01-23-at-11.04.36.png] Not trying to cause an argument, merely trying to understand UPDATE: playing around more with the other options in that section, I can see how they are all related to "transform" and I can see in part why it was moved

@DMBrown said in Actual Size is larger than actual size: 5120 x 2880 Yes, this is the same as the iMac. I think there is a bug here somewhere, I will try to fix it ASAP.

@VectorStyler said in How do I set the number of digits in the Distance to three?: Here if I set the decimal width of Inches to 3 (or 4) in settings it will display with those number of decimals in the offset path view. This solution does work. I set it to 4 decimals and everything is better. It also improves the slider

@Boldline It is a bug and can be replicated here also. As a workaround, remove the "in" part at the end when editing the number.

@Boldline Yes, this can be replicated. I opened a bug on this.

@DMBrown Clearly a bug and can be replicated here also. Will be fixed for the next build.

@VectorStyler During all my various tests, I certainly applied this effect and forgot... thanks

@VectorStyler Yes, in Windows 11, Main display is 3840 x 2160, Scaled to "150% (Recommended)". Second display is 2560 X 1440, Scaled to "100% (Recommended)".

@VectorStyler The first issue has been fixed in version 1.2.009, the second issue is still unresolved, as shown in the following images: correct display and incorrect display. [image: 1705569798773-correct-display-resized.jpg] [image: 1705569807277-incorrect-display-resized.jpg]