@Kumr I will try to find a solution for these. There are some large modal views with similar issues

@VectorStyler Adjusting numbers by slider can be tricky, particularly for those working on touch pads (13 inch laptops). It’s definitely a nice option to have but not practical for corner radius, stroke, font size adjustments, etc. Illustrator enables sliders only for percentages if I remember correctly.

@VectorStyler Well... VS is already a DTP, not much difference between it and DTPs out there. The only issue is that people is not using it as DTP so it need some polish on it. But it looks with powerfull possibilities.

@marce said in Margins only in points?: Even if i check "All Artboards on Canvas" i need to setup each margin individually Are these artboards all on the same canvas? I tried to replicate this, but here all artboards on the current canvas are changed.

@marce I will try to replicate and fix the crash. The result from creating canvases will be shown in the Canvas & Artboards panel, these are similar to spreads in DTP apps.

@LoginError It is a bug, can be replicated here also, it happens on Windows only (works on Mac). Will be fixed as soon as possible

@Boldline In the Colors tab there are the Dimming Color and Opacity options

@Boldline said in Could locking a layer free up VS to only render and focus on active layers?: it will essentially tell VS to see that selection as an image and not try to render and re-render the nodes each time I work on other parts of the file? Yes. Is there a time I should leave it off or turn it off at a given point? It can be too slow if there are only a few vectors in the layer. It works better for large number of (unchanged) vectors, gradients or image effects Should I be adjusting anything with the "rendering thread"? Let that unchecked, so it will use the current number of CPU cores on the system

@EricP Thank you, because that's what gave me the idea to try it. Although I thought you'd know it and point it out. As I already wrote, it's quite misleading that the gradient object initially receives a solid color fill and then you have to create the gradient again with the new colors. As I wrote in my thread "Houston, I have a problem...", it's quite often the case that a feature one need is already build in. I always wonder how @vectorstyler knew before hand what I would need. But my suggestions about creating a gradient are still valid.

@VectorStyler Thanks.

@VectorStyler Great worked. Thanks.

@861475_VctSt お返事にありがとう～　その設定でもう一度見ます。 しかし、IMEでなく英語入力したらある問題もみえるし、リポートすることも必要だと思います。

@VectorStyler It was present in 1.3.010, but it works properly in the latest build. Thank you

@VectorStyler Thanks. Will check it out.

@VectorStyler said in Recently used colors - Is there such thing?: Color Panel has such a feature (should be on by default, panel menu Show Recent Colors) I couldn't find it in the Color Palette Panel; it turns out it's in the Color Panel. The Color Panel offers more space, and it makes more sense to have it there. Thanks