@Subpath Yes, Repeater is incredibly powerful. The earlier part can also be done using cloning, but unfortunately the bug related to refreshing hasn't been fixed yet. So I switched to using symbols instead, making everything non-destructive. VS is truly impressive!

The "text on path" feature has limited adjustable parameters. [image: 1702101275114-knot-7-resized.jpg] 0_1702101286819_knot with on path.vstyler Video

@FastVector Yes, can only agree i find them helpful and valuable even today as an more experienced user

@b77 This would take too much time and I don't have time for that

I had started this with the beta version to use the new layout possibilities of 1.2 (based on margins) and show them here, but I had to stop... I'm only hoping until the next update that the issues will be fixed. On a positive note, I was able to reopen it with version 1.1 and will finish it later with 1.2. Well, WIP then & the starting point is a circle... [image: 1696507921977-pbeta-resized.jpg]

@Subpath Thanks for the tip [image: 1695496029867-01-resized.jpg] [image: 1695496132261-02-resized.jpg] [image: 1695496364869-03-resized.jpg]

@pentool Replicated, the problem is with the gray colors in gradient being edited from the color panel in HSB mode. I will try to fix this ASAP.

@Subpath Yes, indeed. If I look rapidly the two branches of the V one after the other for example, I've the feeling they are not in the same plane. But for many isometric letters and basic shapes, I don't have any issue.

@fewerjunk Managed to replicate the crash. The fix will be in the next build.

@Boldline I agree that a built-in option for symmetry, like Astute has with "MirrorMe" would be a great addition to VS. Because this will add some comfort tools for creating symmetries. But aside from that, I think VS does already a pretty good job. Btw. Coreldraw has a symmetry tool that similar to Astutes "MirrorMe".

@Pat said in Cube it - A pattern made of Cubes - easy level: @Subpath Great. I wish I had time to use VS thank you and no need to worry during the time you may write down or scribble your ideas

@syllie your welcome

@achillepr good work, cool logos like this one [image: 1676907580016-di-vectorstyler.png] . . and had a good laugh at this [image: 1676907587997-vectorstyler.png]

Here are a few experiments with Noise Blur i made. Created the gradient here using blend. (a yellow and a blue stroke and blend it). On top of that a Gaussian Blur for smoother color transition and the Noise Blur Effect. Whereby everything, thanks to VectorSyler, remains editable. [image: 1674673786841-noise-trys.png]

@Subpath Excellent & your tutorial gave me the wish to test the pattern design.

@Harry funny indeed and it seems that you also know how to use the Path Sketch Tool

@Subpath Nice and interesting