@Subpath said in Canva acquired Cavalry: In short, they're moving towards becoming a bigger company and trying to capture the market of newcomers and somewhat experienced users. The fact that they also offer their software for "free" will also make things even more difficult for independent graphics software developers and in this may end in a few big companys. What would be happen with new concepts, alternative innovative ways to develope new graphics software ? Small graphics software developers can still compete with Affinity as long as they create more performant and more feature-rich software. Affinity's performance is very good, but it still doesn't have Illustrator's and VectorStyler's main features yet

@Kumr Yes, there seems to be a bug here. I will fix it soon

@VectorStyler Thank you ! I figure it out also myself a bit, via the Manual. Was a bit irritating to find the Object Export Panel under Menu > Editing. But i can live with that. If i have further Questions, i may come back. Anyway its really nice and handy to have this feature. Thanks again.

@VectorStyler Thank you. Being able to see past update dates at a glance is incredibly useful for all sorts of things. It's also fun to see the frequent update history unique to VS.

@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.