VectorStyler
    • Categories
    • Unread
    • Recent
    • Tags
    • Popular
    • Register
    • Login
    1. Home
    2. Popular
    Log in to post
    • All Time
    • Day
    • Week
    • Month
    • All Topics
    • New Topics
    • Watched Topics
    • Unreplied Topics

    • All categories
    • BoldlineB

      Add quick option to copy current repeater settings and paste to new object

      Watching Ignoring Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved Features and Ideas
      3
      3
      1 Votes
      3 Posts
      591 Views
      VectorStylerV
      @Boldline Repeater (and halftone) copy / paste should be in the Style dropdown menu of the panel.
    • S

      A Style Picker Tool Feature and a few Strokes

      Watching Ignoring Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved Tutorials
      3
      7
      5 Votes
      3 Posts
      67 Views
      S
      I just would like to add that this new Style Picker Group feature works with gradients as well. [image: 1791421362818-style-picker-feature.png]
    • T

      Pen tool lag

      Watching Ignoring Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved Bugs in VectorStyler
      7
      1 Votes
      7 Posts
      51 Views
      T
      @VectorStyler Thank you for the quick fix! I installed the latest update and can confirm that the Pen Tool lag is now completely gone. It works perfectly now, even when creating consecutive nodes rapidly. I really appreciate the quick response to the bug report and the fact that you were able to reproduce and fix the issue so quickly. Thank you!
    • BoldlineB

      Settings Preset runs a check to see if active preset file is saved to current settings before switching presets

      Watching Ignoring Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved Features and Ideas
      3
      1 Votes
      3 Posts
      3k Views
      BoldlineB
      @VectorStyler Could we revisit this request? A visible indicator beside the active Settings preset would make it clear when the current settings differ from the saved preset file. For example, after loading a custom preset and changing a setting, its name could display an asterisk, such as “My Settings *”. Saving those changes back to the preset should clear the indicator. It could also be like VS working file that has been edited but not saved recently [image: 1790720868789-fd023bd8-1ad3-49c6-b7a8-ca6e774b7d05-cleanshot-2026-09-29-at-6.27.26-pm.png] This would remove the guesswork about whether later adjustments have been saved, especially before switching to another preset or restoring the defaults. If I switch presets while there are unsaved changes, an optional prompt could offer three choices: update the existing preset, save as a new preset, or discard the changes and continue switching. This would work much like the unsaved changes warning for a document.