Yes, this can be replicated. Added to the list of bugs. Fix will be in the next build.

This could be easily done, but it becomes a panel design/layout problem. Added to the bug list but might skip it. But it can be added to the panel menu. The image is not fully removed from the document. It can be restored with undo. The image can be accessed in the Content Links panel, even after expansion, and can be placed into other rectangles (or any shape for clipping).

This is very interesting, I think some similar features are also in VS: [image: 1599107520260-tools.png] The first is Shape Maker, and can freely color (and cut out) parts of shapes or overlapping shapes. The second is Shape Painter, and it does the same in a dynamic way, on a Shape Paint Group (see Style menu), where the shapes can be modified after coloring the various regions, creating new cutout parts (and then can be expanded into separate shapes). May be not as direct or quick, but I think they are similar to the above feature.

Fantastic! I had fun playing with the knife tool the most! I felt like I was cutting a roll of sushi. Yum! All that aside, I will keep a lookout in case I come across anything that seems off enough to mention. Nonetheless, I couldn't put it any better myself!

Removed the alphabetical ordering of the artboard size presets.

Transform panel tab order has been changed in build 159

right-click should work in the new build

The Go Back button of isolated mode is fixed in build 157.

Will think of better icons. Case 1 and 2 are different (scroll vs popup slider). Case 3 has a scroll and a popup slider and a drop down list.

The printing mark (and selection) bugs should be fixed in build 156

The document name issue has been fixed in build 155

@badcat The transparency thing is by design. The bottom one (visible before opening the Fill) is the object level transparency (for everything in the object). And each individual style on the object (multiple fill or stroke, object content, etc) can have its own separate transparency setting, applied only to that style.

Thanks for the video. Will look into this more. There might be a some issue on the setup view.

About the LCH space: LCH is a device independent space (similar to Lab, but better controls) components are Luminosity, Chroma, Hue. the Hue component is circular (like in HSB, or other Hue based spaces). the benefit of LCH is to define colors independently of specific calibration. RGB and CMYK are device dependent (screen and ink), while LAB and LCH are device independent. When transitioning colors in LCH, the H component rotates around the Hue circle. this rotation is either clockwise or counter-clockwise (gradient color editor view). as it rotates around the Hue circle (for example from a larger to a smaller value), it may result in a rainbow, depending on the Hue selection. It is possible to get the same gradient transitions in an LCH document as in an RGB one, by selecting the color mode of the gradient. Click on the right arrow next to the Color: preview. This opens the gradient color view. There in the Color Mode: field you can select the color mode used for the gradient (Default is the document color mode). Hope this helps

Can replicate this. will think of a solution

Cursor issues in Catalina should be fixed in build 150, available for download.

fixed in build 147

fixed in build 147

fixed in build 147

This is fixed in build 146