@boldline @vectorstyler : https://youtu.be/w3ieED1z4gM - Here's the full breakdown. The basic secret to the correct implementation is simple. Every segment's handle is 39% of the segment length on either side, and every handle point points straight at the previous node until the next node is placed. In other words, every handle lies on the chord between two nodes until the next node is placed. That is the secret to Bezigon. At the moment, VectorStyler's implementation does not follow this logic, hence the awkward shapes it builds. [image: 1792338111346-196b21e8-596a-4674-8972-6343cce08682-image.png] The loss in curvature becomes exponentially worse as the distance between the nodes grow.

@VectorStyler I tweaked a little the settings of the utility switcher, to see if i could found some culprit setting, but i cant found nothing that makes difference. The program is capable to set a background over the three monitors, or one different for each one, to add a calendar over the background, etc. Maybe that makes some tweaking on the system, i dont know. But it affects some function that VS also is related, appear to be.

@Subpath: Oh I am indeed anti-royal family myself. Buncha scrounging pack of vultures who live off the back of hardworking British people. Feck em.

@861475_VctSt said in update 1.3.031: @VectorStyler If I can't use these fonts, I won't be able to continue my work. I have no choice but to revert to version 1.3.027 and continue working. Please fix this as soon as possible. Where can I find these fonts (for testing)?

@VectorStyler https://youtu.be/TWGHJhvrEtw 23.vstyler I’m not sure if it’s a file issue. I’ve tried other new files, and this tool and panel still don’t work.

@Li-Xiao I wouldnt recommend to take the Blend Tool for the first one. Made a little Tutorial how i made this one which i made in Vectorstyler now Here the Link: https://www.vectorstyler.com/forum/topic/5951/a-little-tutorial-how-i-made-and-colored-the-curved-polygon-in-vectorstyler [image: 1792252319190-deformed-scaling-1-small.png]

@Raaskot I opened a bug on this and will test it.

@Daniel "Already build in" seems to be a running gag with Vectorstyler See this Post of mine https://www.vectorstyler.com/forum/topic/5677/houston-i-have-a-problem-vectorstyler-solution-is-already-build-in

@William-Kansepa Can you send me the image by email? Thanks!

@monsterfox This can be done only after the image was imported

@Evaelo Yes, this happened before. Some kind of MSI feature

@VectorStyler I confirmed that this was fixed in version 1.3.031. Thank you

@VectorStyler Regressions related to this issue occurred in versions 027 through 030. These have been fixed in version 031. The issues, including the one involving full-width spaces, have been resolved, making the software even easier to use. Thank you. P.S. I believe the basic functions for Mojigumi and Mojitsume are currently working without any issues. However, regarding the finer details and advanced settings, I lack the specialized knowledge and analytical skills to rigorously test and evaluate them, so I will refrain from making a definitive judgment at this time. Therefore, my personal assessment right now is that these features are "just one step away from completion." I look forward to continuing to monitor how these features evolve in the future.

@Daniel This is not intended for use with fonts. It works "ok" once you have expand strokes and wish to obtain a path again.

@marce Having practical, real-life skills has never been a bad thing. After all, what skills does someone actually acquire by having AI generate an image and considering themselves an artist—as opposed to someone who has learned how to paint? Even if you don't like Adobe, this is something that couldn't leaves no one indifferent. After all, it’s not just about getting one over on Adobe or being able to clone software more easily. It will likely become significantly easier to develop malicious software—or to have it foisted upon you in the form of clones of popular programs. Ultimately, there’s no telling how much you can trust the people behind this. Incidentally, developing the clones itself reportedly cost around $2,000 in tokens; after all, an AI like that doesn't come for free. You don't even have to decompile the code, because AI can simply observe a piece of software's behavior and then replicate it. In any case, all of this raises a great many questions.

@Boldline I will try to do this. Maybe without the Canvas bounds (that can be very large).

@Evaelo This is because the transparency grid is also drawn into the image that is displayed. When zooming this image is briefly displayed larger (or smaller) before it is redrawn.

@VectorStyler Fixed. Thanks

@VectorStyler Fixed. Thanks