@Boldline Added this to the backlog.

@b77, @Harry, @VectorStyler Hi As a source for inspiration, for modulate Strokes, the painting program Black Ink came to mind. "Black Ink" uses a kind of controller nodes to modulate brushes to set and control random strokes and has a node system for layers. [image: 1670593437191-black-ink-1.png] Here are some videos Video about the Brush Controllers: Black Ink Brush Controllers Video about Black Inks Layer Nodes: Black Ink Layer Nodes Scattering a Brush may also be interesting her a Video about it Scattering a Brush with Controllers

@Raven said in "Zoom Tool Click Zooms Out" preference to also work with the temporary zoom tool: doesn't recognise the addition of the Option key for zooming out Yes, this is caused by deactivating the temporary zoom if other keys are pressed. I added this, will try to fix it ASAP.

@b77 yes that is true... and maybe that is the best solution. Part of me likes the ability to just open it and have it there as opposed to tearing it off and finding a place for it.

@Harry , @b77 can not resist to contribute to this Do you know Native Instruments "Reaktor"? A program that allows you to create your own software synth maybe VS will look something like this in the future ? [image: 1670439157079-reaktor-synth.png]

@Jayanta-Das said in Reconsider some value sliders: In Affinity Designer it is Alt+Ctrl+Left Click and drag. This is very usefull if I set this key press combination in Wacom pen button then I can simply click the button, hover over and move left and right to resize brush. Recording Problem with these Affinity multi-key shortcuts are that they are so easy to forget and incredibly annoying to hold down. Photoshop + Capture One Pro: right click, easy to use pop-up with options and preview of size (at least in CO), done. Impossible to forget, easy to use.

@Boldline Yes, this will be renamed.

In Color panel there is a lag between opacity slider movement and object's opacity change. On the other hand, in Object/Object Options pop up, there is smooth opacity change - that's I like - but lag with slider circle.

@Ingolf said in Toggle shortcut for Greyscale display mode: I could easily live with a static one with a 'refresh' button. This is easily doable, as image histogram extraction and histogram view (separately) already exists.

Ok my bad - I misunderstood. I was copying objects.

@Raven Added this to the backlog. Not sure about the floating panel mode. Maybe having a different "mode" set from the panel menu, for the existing Transform panel

@Boldline Something similar can already be done using object reference, or maybe a reference to a layer, and then transforming / mirroring the reference.

@Pat Yes, I think these could go into the Panels -> Text submenu.

@Boldline Yes, this is doable, and already exists in a different form. Select multiple palette files in Finder and drag&drop over the VS window.

@Pat Added to the backlog.

@VectorStyler Please make sure it snaps to points, grid, guidelines, whatever is enabled in the Snapping panel.

@Pat said in Colour hex code: why is it necessary to type #?: @VectorStyler Thank you (was wondering whether it was on purpose in VS). It is on purpose, and I have to figure out a good solution. The main role of this field is to be able to copy/paste hex colors, and that always comes with the # mark. But plain input should not need the # mark. So I think the best solution would be to allow plain input without the # mark, but once confirmed, the # is added to the start.

@VectorStyler said in Clicking Artboard tool on grouped art creates new exact size artboard: The click will not work if there is an artboard underneath. I agree - there would need to not be an artboard underneath in order for it to work. I like the dual option of double-clicking on the unselected item to create the perfect artboard fit and also what @b77 suggested with selecting multiple items and getting artboards for each at one time

@Blunieb Control (Win) or Command (Mac) indeed does that also but it's temporary toggle — when you release the key you're back to the active tool.