@VectorStyler: Just an update; Over the weekend, we managed to figure out how to set per node flag and lock the nodes: It works beautifully and reproduces the tangent node behaviour within the two node scheme that we now have in VS. You'll see the little blue lock under the node. That's the node locked to chord! You'll also notice the clamping function, true-circle approximation as well as ghost lines for comparison. We managed to simplify the APIs, cut down the entire library by about 30% in length. We did use AI to run tests (as before) and tests produce FreeHand's results across millions of random paths. I'll document everything thoroughly and do a handover. After this, it's entirely up to you how you wish to implement it. But I've handed you all the pieces you need. [image: 1792965363042-5d2c663f-b003-4b53-83de-6caa57baf48f-image.png]

@monsterfox: I'll record a video for you later.

[image: 1793039819417-79438fc6-0fd3-4e73-8e69-65c0709f07fe-image.png] I've become so enamoured by this project that I decided to dust up my own C skills. This is a simple conversion from Indo Arabic to Mayan numerals. It took me a half a day to write. I did ask Ai if my code was right and it helped me debug.

@monsterfox said in Compressible Curvers: is there a suitable tool to revert this operation? Not yet.

@VectorStyler What tool is used in this case? I cannot see this from the video. [image: 1792901034068-a99a47aa-badb-47fd-99b3-d111fa570b91-image.png]

@Subpath said in Detail Optimizations for Version 1.3: more useful if they were more flexibly adjustable in size. I will add this to the features list

@VectorStyler I do not know if that is the reason. Their transp. checkerboard stays same size during zoom (how it should be, so it is not distracting to the eye). In VS the skares change size when zoom is at hand. It should not happen as it gives the impression of lagging. Checkerboard should stay as almost like a 'wallpaper' really.