@vectoradmin said in Combining text with a shape does not work: @Gremriel A temporary fix for combine results: select the object and in the appearance panel set the winding mode of the fill style. Clicking on the icon alternates between even-odd and winding mode fill. That seems to do the trick. Thank you.

Hi, It's a bit erratic... one document has it, while the two others I have open do not have any flickering. I'll try to see what maybe causing it. edit: it seems to be this one document. When I open it, all the nodes flicker as described in my original post. Now when I change tabs, and then go back, the flickering stops.

@b77 said in Allow the option to change the Stroke color in Docked Color Palette by Right Clicking: …because it's easier to move the mouse horizontally (left/right) than vertically (closer/away from you). Agree. And closer to the default location of Color Panel too. @b77 said in Allow the option to change the Stroke color in Docked Color Palette by Right Clicking: @vectoradmin In case you are considering including a separate Preferences file that will make the app behave like CorelDRAW, t CorelDRAW has a large user base, so it is something VectorStyler should at least consider. @Vector-Rock Are there any other settings you would add to the list? At the moment, nothing else comes to mind.

Interesting. I discovered that I could rename that palette entry, and after doing so, the tooltip is fixed (it looks like it started with a blank name), but the appearance also changed: it now behaves like a normal color palette entry with a solid white color. There is definitely a bug here but I'm not sure what it is. The entry itself seems unnecessary given that there is already the item @Vector-Rock pointed out in the upper-right corner of the popup which does the job. I'm not sure if this was an earlier idea about where to put that which was then discarded but never fully cleaned up after or what might be going on here, but I'm quite sure it was not meant to behave the way it is. I also see no way to revert that entry back now that I've renamed it.

Hi, I was just messing around again, and moved the Text on Path object to the lower right corner. This, however, affects the rotation point (the orangle circle) as well. It stays where the Text on Path was originally created. This means you can't rotate the object around it's center, it rotates around the --stuck-- the orange circle. This might be a feature, but I can't move that orange circle whatsoever. *edit: I zoomed in a bit and then could move the rotation circle.

@vectoradmin Similar issues occur on the Mac. I will post it on Windows as well. I frequently change the input mode while working in Japanese. Input mode from kana to romaji, from romaji to kana. If you switch between them with the "kana" key and the "eiji" key, VS will enter unnecessary code there. In my case this was the cause of this problem. (Ref. Fig) If you switch with [option + space], no extra code will be entered. Evacuated resolution of this issue The VS text consists of "Default character" and "Default paragraph". This is similar to Illustrator. (Different from InDesign.) Characterstyle is superior, so characterstyle is inherited without specifying some parts of the corresponding paragraphstyle. The first thing to do when working in Japanese. Prepare your own "complete Japanese character style" and the corresponding "complete Japanese paragraph style". To change the mode while working, use [option + space] or pull down from the menu. I presume that this issue is an obstacle when testing other CJK features.