@mackotomi Yes, those will set the type of the node (these are live options). But to retract the handle on one side only, you can find that in the Path panel (panels can be expanded with the updown icon next to the panel title)

@VectorStyler Thank you so much!

@VectorStyler said in Overlay effect needs improvement: But the Space is used only if closed shapes are overlayed. If the overlay contains open shapes this field is ignored. I know it only works on closed shapes. Thanks!

@monsterfox said in Bug List for Version 1.3: My software uses default font size parameters, yet parts of text are incomplete and invisible. This issue occurs on both panels and menus, hoping to get it fixed. The default UI font should be Microsoft JhengHei UI when the Chinese language is selected.

@Li-Xiao I will open a bug on this and try to fix it as soon as possible

@William-Kansepa I will try to add this

@Raaskot Still cannot replicate, tried it with the attached file. One thing to try: reset the environment (settings and workspace) to defaults and see if still has this issue.

I’d find that really useful as well. When working from reference images, I often need to sample multiple colors quickly, and having a more capable eyedropper would save a lot of back-and-forth. As a workaround, I sometimes use colorpickerimage.org to grab exact color values from images before bringing them into my design workflow. Still, having this built directly into VectorStyler would be much smoother.

I've noticed performance can vary quite a bit depending on document complexity. One thing that helped me was simplifying some live effects while editing and only enabling everything again before export. It would be great to see more optimization for larger projects though, especially when working with lots of nodes and layers.

That makes sense. I've noticed extra points can sometimes appear after certain shape operations or conversions, even when they're not obvious at first. Checking the node count after editing is a good habit and can save some confusion later on.

@SaskiaHong The software cannot fully achieve the target effect; we can only get close to it.