@Boldline How about using a simple rectangle of the appropriate height? And creating an Artistic Brush Preset from it? That way, this version would be the second brush. I have no idea right now what the difference to the "Pencil" version would be—at least I don't see one. [image: 1788139682287-create-artistic-brush.png]

@VectorStyler I think it might be because I use software rendering. test.zip ← Test image data.zip ← Config in %LOCALAPPDATA%\NumericPath\VectorStyler1.3\vector\data Changing it to CUDA causes the export to render incorrectly sometimes (like what this user experienced: https://www.vectorstyler.com/forum/topic/4393). OpenCL seems to work fine for both in-app rendering and exports, so I'll use that for now.

@nocturnalYL I tested this, and it can be replicated. The issue here is that when rendering at low resolution, the image is positioned at sub-pixel positions and the margin can be clipped. In this case there is no other way than using higher resolution rendering.

@Boldline If this can be replicated easily for you, then try this: back up the resources folder (the one in "~/Library/Application Support/NumericPath/VectorStyler1.3/vector/data/" then do something that causes the recent list to get reduced (and describe what this is if possible) back the resources folder up again (separate zip) and send both to me The I can compare the two resources folder to see if there are other settings/workspace changes

@Li-Xiao The color is not included in the stroke style created in the stroke panel.

@Boldline I will add this to the features backlog

@Clippy-notes said in 3- Testing Displacement Map / Filter Image Object Role // How to make a Live Filter??: If I modify my original image, it doesn't change; therefore, the filter isn't interactive. Is there a way to make it so? There seems to be a bug here when image effects are used, I will try to fix this

@Li-Xiao I will try to fix this