@VectorStyler It was present in 1.3.010, but it works properly in the latest build. Thank you

@VectorStyler It happens with the "Dim outside the artboard" when switching from the dim color to the dark color. https://icedrive.net/s/QQx7GPw96Bjhh9b7DbffXgPC9SRy

@VectorStyler This works. Thanks

@VectorStyler thanks.

@VectorStyler said in Mirror Group editing: Yes: View -> Display -> Display Options -> Colors tab. Set the Isolation Opacity to a smaller value (maybe 20%). Perfect. @VectorStyler, Thank you so much! Tried it out and it's now working as desired.

@VectorStyler thank you

@VectorStyler Thank You. I'm able to use Quick Look, and will do so with my new files going forward. Very Appreciated.

@VectorStyler yes only for expansion. thank you!

@Subpath Thank you!

@Honor I will add this to the backlog for 1.4, some clarifications might be needed later

@MikeI Send me the VectorStyler file you are trying to export (by email to csraba at vectorstyler.com) I will try to replicate this error.

The colored one is the result, the below image is the original.

@marce I will try to replicate this. An example file similar to the one in the recording might help.

@marce I opened a bug on this and will try to replicate it

@Boldline I tried but could not replicate this. What is the active tool when picking the color? Save a file after creating the rectangle and send the file to me. I want to check its attributes (might be something else causing this).

@Kajico said in Vectorstyler on Linux?: I'll throw my hat in that I too would love to see Linux support or at the very least see how to get VectorStyler running in wine. I daily drive MacOS but also have a decent gaming PC. I've decided to drop Windows all together and try running Linux on this PC. Just about every tool I normally use works natively in Linux or has good Wine functionality. Sadly VectorStyler won't launch in wine no matter what config options I change, UI won't load. I know it's not a priority but definitely think it might bring some value in looking at possibility of some Linux functionality. As far as Linux users paying for licensed software, I have licenses for Plasticity and Davinci Resolve which I run on Linux. I know a few others in the community that daily drive Linux and pay for commercial packages or subscriptions. Not everything is expected to be fully opensource to run on Linux. If you have any success with this, let me know! I still haven't tested out Proton, but I think there's ways to use it with non-Steam software.

@Li-Xiao I opened a bug on this