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    • IgullI Offline
      Igull
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      I was using Graphic today for a job I had done last year and happened to notice that the grid looked a lot nicer than the VS version (there are a few other eyecandy things too that could be re-purposed 🙂 )
      Here's a pic of the grid. would be nice if VS had an option for this - major lines are very slightly thicker than the main hairline grid ...

      0_1659711237038_Screenshot 2022-08-05 at 15.51.14.png

      Neil

      iMac 27" 2015 Catalina 32Gb, MacBook Pro 13" 2016 Monterey 8Gb, Mac Mini M2 2023 8Gb

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      • b77B Offline
        b77 @Igull
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        @Igull You can add divisions to the grid — click the 'Edit additional grid options' button at the bottom of the Grid panel and in the window that shows up click the 'Add Grid' button, then change the spacing and the opacity, or the width:

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        MacBook Pro (Intel) running Monterey 12.6.4

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        • IgullI Offline
          Igull @b77
          last edited by

          @b77 said in Grid Visual Upgrade:

          You can add divisions to the grid — click the 'Edit additional grid options' button at the bottom of the Grid panel and in the window that shows up click the 'Add Grid' button, then change the spacing and the opacity, or the width:

          LOL, you'd think at my age that I'd RTFM eh 🙂 This is wonderful, I keep finding stuff in VS that is leaps and bounds away from the everyday graphic apps.

          Thanks for that.

          Neil

          iMac 27" 2015 Catalina 32Gb, MacBook Pro 13" 2016 Monterey 8Gb, Mac Mini M2 2023 8Gb

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            b77 @Igull
            last edited by b77

            @VectorStyler I suspect that if iGull saves a custom grid as a preset he would like to be able to access it directly from a dropdown menu in the Grid panel itself.

            MacBook Pro (Intel) running Monterey 12.6.4

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            • IgullI Offline
              Igull @b77
              last edited by

              @b77 said in Grid Visual Upgrade:

              he would like to be able to access it directly from a dropdown menu in the Grid panel itself.

              Strangely, I just did that, saved my standard 10mm/1mm grid 🙂

              I do find the whole Artboard/Canvas/Master/Reference thing just a tad confusing and overly complex for my simple needs, I really do need to RTFM and get my head around it - even artboard and canvas are the wrong way around for me 🙂

              Neil

              iMac 27" 2015 Catalina 32Gb, MacBook Pro 13" 2016 Monterey 8Gb, Mac Mini M2 2023 8Gb

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                b77 @Igull
                last edited by

                OK, saved grids can be selected from the Grid panel's menu > Use Grid.

                MacBook Pro (Intel) running Monterey 12.6.4

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                  b77 @Igull
                  last edited by b77

                  @Igull Just keep in mind that a canvas can have multiple artboards. Anything else is not useful if you have simple needs, except maybe making the Canvas & Artboard panel (Option-A) visible.

                  MacBook Pro (Intel) running Monterey 12.6.4

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