Why is the New Layer Preview default an Orange fill?
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When creating a new layer in any VS document, is there a reason the preview in the layers panel is a solid orange color? As soon as I draw in that layer or paste a vector into it, it changes to reflect the new objects.
Would it make sense for this to be empty or white?
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In Windows it doesn't have a 'fill'.
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Go to the hamburger menu of the Layer panel > Panel options > checkerboard
first color = EFEFEF
second color = CFCFCF
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@Boldline The empty layer preview should not be orange (or red) is should be a an empty checkerboard.
Send me the file where you have this empty layer.
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@VectorStyler Just an FYI, I was using the regular non-beta version of VS on my old Mac running El Capitan and there was no issue with the default color fill in the layers panel
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@Boldline @VectorStyler I noticed the same.
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@Kumr @Boldline Looks like this occurs on MacOS Sonoma in both cases.
What happens if ou double click on the preview box (should open a larger preview)?
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Works normally here with Sonoma (both regular and beta version), every new layer has a checker fill.
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@VectorStyler When I double click.
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@Kumr I think this is normal. It magnifies the layer, so, when the layer is filled with objects, you can see the things that are in the layer.
