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    • K Offline
      KT
      last edited by KT

      I have been trying to set a stroke to a certain object (a curve that I made in & copied from Affinity Designer) and the stroke gets bigger when I try to make it smaller. It will not resize to the stroke I set. See video.

      https://recordit.co/V26QBS9jBm

      I checked settings in the Stroke Panel and Relative Shift was checked so I tried unchecking that but it didn't seem to make any difference. In Preferences I do not have any type of proportional scaling checked.

      Another question...whenever I copy something made in AD on the same Artboard & resolution sizes, it always copies with a smaller stroke and smaller object in general. The same thing happens if I copy some from VS into AD. Does this happen to anyone else and is there a way or setting to adjust it? (I am referring to direct copy & paste, but have had the same issues even with exported svgs.)

      Thanks for any help or suggestions.

      I have copied and pasted many objects from AD in the past and have never had this stroke issue before.

      I am using on older iMac 27" running High Sierrra.

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        VectorStyler @KT
        last edited by

        @KT

        It will not resize to the stroke I set
        I think this could be caused by some transform on the shape or stroke. If you could send me by email an example, I will try to replicate it.

        whenever I copy something made in AD on the same Artboard & resolution sizes, it always copies with a smaller stroke and smaller object in general.

        I checked this using the Transform panel in both apps, and it seems that I cannot replicate it here. Again it might be some specific example that ends up with an extra transform

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          Subpath @KT
          last edited by

          @KT

          see only a resizing if i copy and past from
          VS into AD

          if i copy and past from AD to VS
          i dont regonize any change

          with SVG, PDF Export from VS and Import in AD
          i dont regonize any change

          Win 11
          CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 9600X, 6-core.
          GPU: Nvidia Geforce RTX 5070.

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            Subpath
            last edited by

            @KT

            Btw did you know the Style Picker in VS ?

            It could be helpful to set the Stroke With
            and Styles in general between Objects

            Here a Video of some uses

            0_1662191081485_Style Picker.png

            Win 11
            CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 9600X, 6-core.
            GPU: Nvidia Geforce RTX 5070.

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              KT @VectorStyler
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              @VectorStyler Ok, thanks. I will send the file.

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                KT @Subpath
                last edited by

                @Subpath Thanks so much for testing that. Any ideas about why it resizes from copy and paste between the programs?

                I just tested another svg export from AD into VS and it was fine. I'll have to watch for that happening again, it opened fine in VS today.

                I appreciate the video. I occasionally use the Style Picker for color but forget it does much more. Thanks--that will be very useful! 🙂

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                  Subpath @KT
                  last edited by Subpath

                  @KT said in Something weird is going on with the Stroke:

                  Any ideas about why it resizes from copy and paste between the programs?

                  Sorry not really, but i guess some File conversion Probs.
                  That one Program interpret the File Format a bit different
                  or has Bugs.

                  you could only try different File Formats and use
                  the one which works best

                  Win 11
                  CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 9600X, 6-core.
                  GPU: Nvidia Geforce RTX 5070.

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                    Subpath @KT
                    last edited by Subpath

                    @KT said in Something weird is going on with the Stroke:

                    I occasionally use the Style Picker for color but forget it does much more.

                    Indeed. And dont forget to try the Shape Picker e.g .... 🙂

                    One additional Tip. If you use any of this Picker you
                    could press and hold the Ctrl-Key to bring temporally
                    the Transform Tool up.
                    ( i think Ctrl is the Command key on Mac)

                    This way you could select objects faster without
                    switching the tool.

                    Short Video about that here

                    0_1662206133979_Picker-Tools.png

                    Win 11
                    CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 9600X, 6-core.
                    GPU: Nvidia Geforce RTX 5070.

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                      KT @Subpath
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                      @Subpath said in Something weird is going on with the Stroke:

                      Short Video about that here

                      Nice! I didn't know about that tip--thanks! 🙂

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