Now working as expected. @VectorStyler thank you for fixing this!

@Subpath Looks fantastic if there are completed rasters already to throw at it, then it's a little fun engine. Not so good if it is in early drawing/design stages and want to actually experiment by adding things with brushwork or vector tools. I do a lot of detail work by hand. VS wouldn't need as much complexity. Just some way to create tiles in fairly standard ways and that updates while we work, without clones and having to busy up the Layers panel. That did remind me. I had coded a small page on my WAMP install so that when I saved rasters to a specific folder, it added clickable buttons for testing different patterns. That's how I got around not having the ability to Preview in illustration programs. And to do so full screen was also helpful.

@adobeidid08 Dont know how to make it. But they look like Truchet Tiles to me. So a search on Youtube may help ? i wild guess of mine, is they may use something like that and rotatet it the right one is just clipped inside the quader

@VectorStyler Thanks for fixing the cloned object bug

@monsterfox said in Queries Regarding VectorStyler 1.3: but occasional lag issues still occur. The new build contains some stoke rendering speed improvements, let me know if this is better on your machine also.

A workflow hack for Pattern Design: One of my favourite features that allows you to design incredibly complex patterns with very minimal effort is Krita's Guides and Symmetry tool. CSP has it too, but the big difference is, Krita's guides work with Symmetry tool. That is, you can set up guides for just one cell unit and it will replicate across the quadrants. https://ibb.co/fGxgQV63 - Check out this gif

@monsterfox said in Bug List for Version 1.3: Text input is unavailable within the file. The text in the file was converted to curves

@Evaelo said in zoom\pan whilst holding a node\object: holding a node\object with the 'Right Mouse button' at the same time, Got it, I will try to add this.

As i wrote there a some possibilities to discover. Here some finds Let start A simple rectangle round the corners a bit . . create a simple blend with it . . a easy way to give it a more sophisticated look is using Stripes . . its no problem using stripes with the intertwine tool . . by using the same way i descripted above to fake gaps you get this . . . here a result of mine you need to be a bit tricky to get the that gradient from Object to Object Create a gradient > Rasterize the Object (convert it into an image) and do a "Intersect" Boolean on all objects with the desired spacing between them. arrange them back then and do the "Intertwine"