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      William Kansepa
      last edited by William Kansepa

      Scenario:
      I create a Clipping Group using a normal flat colour: 0_1669110141231_Clipping Group A.png

      It's possible to change the hue of the mask to any other: 0_1669110156358_Clipping Group B.png

      BUT any attempts to change to a gradient fill will affect the whole Clipping Group:0_1669110176674_Clipping Group C.png

      Also note that if you initially start off with the masking object that has a gradient fill, you won't see the above challenge...

      BTW this is on Windows 10 with latest updates.

      HP•Windows 11 Pro•11th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-1165G7 @ 2.80GHz 2.70 GHz• RAM: 16.0 GB (DDR4)

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      • VectorStylerV Offline
        VectorStyler @William Kansepa
        last edited by

        @William-Kansepa Yes, this seems to be a regression.
        Somehow the gradient ends up on the top of the group.

        In the Appearance panel, drag the "Fill" under the "Group" to fix this.

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          VectorStyler @William Kansepa
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          @William-Kansepa This issue should be fixed in build 1.1.072

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