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    Using 3D to create complex forms in VS

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    • BoldlineB Online
      Boldline
      last edited by Boldline

      One of the harder things to create quickly in vector form are shapes like these in the image below, where alignment needs to be perfect. Without turning VS into an outright 3D app, but continuing an older conversation about adding the 3D look to objects, the ability to stretch and pull out an elongated shape would be helpful. More helpful would be the ability to stack shapes and change their direction

      I was thinking about this the other day when I was making a flagpole top piece made up of several rings and spheres and I kept telling myself there needed to be an easier way!

      0_1646613958015_12d8c056-bde5-459b-8ebd-ea64b16ab885-BLD 2022-03-06 at 19.44.28.png
      0_1646663001876_a63b4c13-bbf4-407a-9604-91d3a627744b-BLD 2022-03-07 at 09.23.07.png

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        @Boldline At some point (further down the road), some of these 3D features (extrude for example), will be added, they are in the backlog, but not with a high priority (lots of other things first).

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          @vectoradmin thanks - I understand that. I figured this was a version 2.0 feature. I just keep sharing things as I think of them and if they help me expand on an initial idea I already shared

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