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b77

@Igull I agree that the ⊳ node marking can work for what it now does (show the place where if you click the [+] key it will add a node) and also "mark" the clicked segment for deletion.

It's just that I thought highlighting the segment somehow would have been better.

But I can't think of an elegant way to highlight the segment without making things look more busy than they already are when in node editing (with so many nodes and Bézier handles).

Igull

@b77 said in Trim between two nodes:

It's just that I thought highlighting the segment somehow would have been better.
But I can't think of an elegant way to highlight the segment without making things look more busy than they already are when in node editing (with so many nodes and Bézier handles).

TBH, I just checked AI - it highlights the whole path (not wonderful really !) So, your idea of placing an X or as is, an arrow/triangle will work just fine I think ?
That way, everything will remain the same for mode editing etc.

Neil

Subpath

@b77

well for me where also enough to set that Triangle

could highlight that segment in complementary color be a way ?

Igull

@Subpath said in Trim between two nodes:

could highlight that segment in complementary color a way ?

TBH, that would be nice, but adds icing on the cake I'd be happy with leaving the triangle - knowing that I was about to hit delete and remove it all anyway

Neil

Subpath

@Igull

you right, extended my post above
to set that triangle alone would fit it for me

b77

@Subpath and @Igull
It's OK with me to use just the triangle mark for both node placement and segment highlight.

Igull

@VectorStyler

Is it possible to implement this feature, using the shape editor tool, click a segment and hit backspace/delete to delete that segment rather than delete the whole object ?

TIA

Neil

VectorStyler

@Igull said in Trim between two nodes:

Is it possible to implement this feature, using the shape editor tool, click a segment and hit backspace/delete to delete that segment rather than delete the whole object

It is in the backlog.

Igull

@VectorStyler said in Trim between two nodes:

@Igull said in Trim between two nodes:

Is it possible to implement this feature, using the shape editor tool, click a segment and hit backspace/delete to delete that segment rather than delete the whole object

It is in the backlog.

Neil

Jayanta Das

@VectorStyler I was searching for the easiest way to delete segment and found this thread. There is a simple way to delete segment in AD with node tool holding CTRL and click will delete the segment.
Example in AD

VectorStyler

@Jayanta-Das It is in the backlog for 1.2

Boldline

@VectorStyler said in Trim between two nodes:

@Igull said in Trim between two nodes:

Is it possible to implement this feature, using the shape editor tool, click a segment and hit backspace/delete to delete that segment rather than delete the whole object

It is in the backlog.

@Igull are you wanting the option to remove a segment entirely, leaving an open path?

If this gets implemented, would it take away the current "click a segment/node and hit backspace/delete to delete the node and click backspace/delete a second time to delete the whole object"?

I had advocated for this current option mentioned above and would like to be sure it's still an option in VS going forward as i use it quite often to quickly remove things

Boldline

@Jayanta-Das said in Trim between two nodes:

@VectorStyler I was searching for the easiest way to delete segment and found this thread. There is a simple way to delete segment in AD with node tool holding CTRL and click will delete the segment.
Example in AD

This looks like a great solution - glad it will be in 1.2!

Igull

@Boldline said in Trim between two nodes:

@Igull are you wanting the option to remove a segment entirely, leaving an open path?

Yes, that's correct.

If this gets implemented, would it take away the current "click a segment/node and hit backspace/delete to delete the node and click backspace/delete a second time to delete the whole object"?

No, that would still stand - I also like the idea of hitting backspace/delete a second time to delete the complete object.
IIRC, in AI, selecting the segment then hitting delete, deletes the segment, but leaves the two adjacent nodes highlighted - hitting delete again would delete the complete object as it has both ends of it's vector selected.

Neil