@Subpath Would make sense with "-" --> node reduction, but it doesn't seems work. And odd: It appears the reduce node function actually works yet on and off only. As if you must deselect and reselect the shape everytime. Strange ...

@VectorStyler https://www.vectorstyler.com/forum/assets/uploads/files/1720881867265-mmexport1720881249980.png I mean this problem. The horizontal panel doesn't show the other three checkboxes.I'm used to the horizontal layout. It's very inconvenient without that checkbox.

@Harry This is not available in the pencil and brush tools, but I will add it for the next build.

@VectorStyler Agree, but if the object is closed, meaning hollow (like ie. o's or b's), and more complex, like a freehand drawing, it's too complicated to perform this.

@Boldline said in Is there a setting that adjusts the sensitivity of the eyedropper tool when sampling colors in a document?: @VectorStyler What is it picking from when there is no shift modifier? With no shift, it will search for an object pointed by the mouse and pick the style of the object (not just color, but also gradient or pattern).

@Subpath Yes, text will convert into a group of objects, one object per glyph. I will try to find a solution for single glyph case.

@Subpath I opened a bug on this.

@VectorStyler ok

@Subpath said in You can not see if a folder contains a color palette by registering the Color palette folder.: Maybe just show all files a folder contains? I will try to solve this. Mostly depends on the folder selector panel provided by the system.

Thank you very much. I purchased the software and I find it absolutely awesome. I'm looking forward for a next update.

Here is an observation: [image: 1733278104697-440fb07c-7dfa-4592-82dd-8eeb2eb2c3f7-image.png] Panel: This is my current settings. I was clicking through each of those toggles before I got to this point (below The Tolerance: 3 area) because I was searching for how to match up points along the X-axis... So I would expect "Size References" or "Snap to Points" to perhaps work for this task, but I'd just be guessing. In this case though nothing is activated in the immediate options area, it is snapping to the references I need, so it's rather confusing what is/isn't possible with this option spread depending on what is toggled at a glance. Hopefully that makes sense. [image: 241203-debraspicher-snapping-to-point-along-adjacent-x-axis.gif] Snap to X-axis (for points): I couldn't tell easily that the small text was indicating it was snapping to points. The pen icon is overshadowing the little point and the point is larger, so it makes it difficult to know if it's actually "on" or not. If I were to have other things toggled and it were picking up quite a few connections, then I'd have to check sometimes in Transform panel to see if it is snapping where I expect. I think having a line that cuts across from the other point would be helpful to know which point is snapping to, much like how it is done in other programs. That said, I do appreciate the minimalism and it shows the distance with precision also, which is a very nice feature in VS.

@Boldline said in How do I unlock items on a specific layer without unlocking all other layers as well?: option to only unlock items on a specific layer without unlocking all other layers as well Select the layer where the items are (to be unlocked). The layer can be selected with the round knob in the layers panel. Then use Select (menu) -> Select Others -> Select All Members. The uncheck the Object -> Locked menu.

@creative said in Pressure sensitive brush tool using a Wacom tablet?: More something like the pressure curve in Procreate on iPad. I will add this.

@debraspicher said in Is this normal with flipped Objects?: adjusting this manually, whether keeping the negative in place or not, it causes the Object to unflip. I tested this now. Yes, the negative scaling value is correct, it means that the object is flipped (this is nondestructive flip). But if you edit the scaling value and it stays negative, the object should not unflip. If the value becomes positive, then of course it unflips. You can "flatten" the nondestructive transforms (flipping) with a convert to curves.

@VectorStyler said in A new Document always enable snapping: @Subpath Then it will use the snapping associated with the document (or document template in case of new documents). One thing to try is to save a document template with snapping disabled. Thank you, I think I solved it now. I've deleted my document template file in which snapping were disabled. So that it can't be called up. Then I started VS and set the global snapping options. After this i created a new file, turned snapping off and closed VS. Everything is fine now and snapping is disabled when creating a new file. But I could swear that I didn't change any settings before.

@monsterfox said in “Caching mechanism”。: The file is too large to be uploaded. I will send it to your email. @monsterfox - I use a free service called "Wetransfer" to upload larger files cannot be uploaded to the forum. I also use it when I have a lot of files to send or if i don't want to take up space in my email storage to do so. It gives the option to send an email or create a link you can copy and paste. I prefer the second option They have paid plans but the free one works well for me. You do have to sign up for an account.

@VectorStyler Yes double click for isolation is working.

@Boldline This could be caused by selection in the Appearance panel.

@Raaskot said in Color panel discrepancies - which to believe?: What does "Default" then? "Global RGB" means "Default RGB"