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    • b77B Offline
      b77 @Torakikiii
      last edited by b77

      @Torakikiii When drawing with the Pen tool (shortcut: P), you can draw straight lines with Ctrl-drag.

      I agree, good observation about the snap-to checkboxes not turning blue on hover.

      MacBook Pro (Intel) running Monterey 12.6.4

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        b77 @b77
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        Another alternative I would prefer is a darker area under the cursor:

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        MacBook Pro (Intel) running Monterey 12.6.4

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          b77 @b77
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          @vectoradmin It looks like the app ignores the Ctrl key for the first segment you draw after pressing it — it still draws a curve. That is, unless you Ctrl-drag.

          MacBook Pro (Intel) running Monterey 12.6.4

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          • VectorStylerV Offline
            VectorStyler @Torakikiii
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            @Torakikiii said in Minor issues:

            • when you hover the button to activate snapping and you click it, it looks greyed out until you stop hovering it. Confusing when having a quick glance, it should turn blue.

            This will be fixed.

            • arrows to change steps or values often don’t work in various parts of the interface (Mac M1 pro, touchpad)

            Could be an issue when using touchpad. A specific example (panel or view) would help to narrow down the problem

            • I'm not a fan of the way straight lines work. You can't create a single straight line with the pen tool.

            The Control+Drag as explained by @b77 should draw lines with the Pen tool. One problem could be that the control can only be pressed after the mouse button is pressed. Also: to continue with another line, the mouse can be pressed when close to the end of the previous line.

            I could not replicate the issue posted by @b77 more info is needed.

            What about the easier click plus shift click using the pen tool to create a singe line constrained to an angle, and simply a click plus click to create a single free straight line?

            I add this to the backlog. If it does not conflict with existing features, then it can be done.

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              b77 @VectorStyler
              last edited by b77

              @vectoradmin After a few curved segments, I press Ctrl to make the next segment straight, but I still get a curved segment with a simple click: https://recordit.co/Uu4IXQO5in

              The next ones are straight with one click, but not the one right after pressing Ctrl.

              MacBook Pro (Intel) running Monterey 12.6.4

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              • VectorStylerV Offline
                VectorStyler @b77
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                @b77 I mixed up the Pen with the Pencil tool, again 🙂

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                • TorakikiiiT Offline
                  Torakikiii @b77
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                  @b77 well CTRL dragging indeed creates a straight line but when you fix the second point, if you don't add a third point the line will be pushed back to a single point (the first click).
                  Unless there's a way to "confirm" the second point I don't know about... the line tool looks like being the only way to create a single straight line.

                  Unless I missed your "point" ☺

                  MacBook M1 Pro 10/16 - Monterey

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                    Torakikiii @VectorStyler
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                    @vectoradmin said in Minor issues:

                    @Torakikiii said in Minor issues:
                    Could be an issue when using touchpad. A specific example (panel or view) would help to narrow down the problem

                    I made another video. Here it is
                    Arrows

                    MacBook M1 Pro 10/16 - Monterey

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                    • b77B Offline
                      b77 @Torakikiii
                      last edited by b77

                      @Torakikiii If you hold Ctrl then click-and-drag, the segment will be (and stay) straight.

                      If however you just click (and don't drag) when Ctrl is pressed, the first segment will look at first straight but then will snap back to curved, just as you say.
                      It's what I reported to the developer and made short video about: https://recordit.co/Uu4IXQO5in

                      MacBook Pro (Intel) running Monterey 12.6.4

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                      • VectorStylerV Offline
                        VectorStyler @Torakikiii
                        last edited by VectorStyler

                        @Torakikiii said in Minor issues:

                        I made another video. Here it is Arrows

                        That is not an arrow for scrolling up or down, instead a button to open a popup with a horizontal slider.

                        There are a few cases of up / down arrows throughout in the UI (mostly integer fields), but the large majority of fields is with this type of popup horizontal slider.

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                          Torakikiii @VectorStyler
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                          @vectoradmin I see your point but still, as a new user, the do look like as incrementing/decrementing arrows ☺
                          Since it's a cosmetic thing I'd suggest a different icon design but at this point it's up to the UX designer ☺

                          Thanks for the feedback.

                          MacBook M1 Pro 10/16 - Monterey

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                            VectorStyler @Torakikiii
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                            @Torakikiii Agree with the different icon design.

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