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    Shapebuilder, Intertwine?

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      jkwchui
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      In continuing my migration from Illustrator, I find that the two things that I uses all the time but can't find out how to do in VectorStyler are:

      • *shapebuilder (shift-M) where you select multiple overlapping shapes, and combine them (destructively) by dragging across only the sections which you wish to unify.
      • intertwine where one object can simultaneously have one part above and another part underneath a second object.

      Are there VS features hidden somewhere, or does anyone have ergonomic workarounds?

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        Subpath @jkwchui
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        @jkwchui said in Shapebuilder, Intertwine?:

        *shapebuilder (shift-M) where you select multiple ov

        Shapebuilder in VectorStyler is here

        0_1728190309888_Shapbuilder.png

        Win 11
        CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 9600X, 6-core.
        GPU: Nvidia Geforce RTX 5070.

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          VectorStyler @jkwchui
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          @jkwchui said in Shapebuilder, Intertwine?:

          intertwine where one object can simultaneously have one part above and another part underneath a second object.

          This is in the backlog for 1.3

          EDIT: intertwine can already be done, with references and clipping, but it is a bit more work.

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            jkwchui @Subpath
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            @Subpath Thank you!

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