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      Subpath @EricP
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      @EricP

      Smart ? Thats not me 🙂
      Found this by Accident.
      I am just curious and like to experiment.

      @VectorStyler is the smart guy 🙂

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

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        EricP
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        @vectorstyler I noted you included this request in backlog. Thank you for that.

        I’ve been using Vectorstyler a lot since I submitted that request and I still feel this feature would really add a lot of value. Maybe after 1.3 ....

        Some suggestions on possible implementation options :

        • a dedicated panel seem needed
        • a percentage value determines how many objects get selected out of the total
        • limit to current selection option : when ticked considers only objects currently selected, for random selection. When unticked considers all objects in document/layer/artboard/view
        • seed button/value changes the seed for random selection, the selected objects are highlighted
        • select button : performs the selection, the selected objects are highlighted

        additional « nice to have »

        Pattern selection

        • select every n/m object : example "select every 2/3" selects 2 objects every 3 objects. Allows for repetitive pattern selection
        • sort by : object index (the order by which objects were created), layer order, left to right position, top to bottom position, radius from center : defines the sorting criteria for applying the n/m selection
        • offset : allows to shift the first object selected out of the m subset

        Nodes

        • select nodes : with this option ticked, allows random selection of nodes across multiple objects (so we can move them, or change their type …)

        Thanks

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          VectorStyler @EricP
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          @EricP The random selection will in 1.3, as for the rest, not sure yet. These are easy to do (and can be very useful), but time is limited for 1.3

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            EricP @VectorStyler
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            @VectorStyler oh wow that's great ! I wasn't even expecting it for 1.3.

            I will wait patiently 🙂
            Thanks !

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              Subpath @EricP
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              @EricP

              Did you ever had a look at "Paragraphic" (PC/Mac) it may be
              helpful in some cases. As i like to experiment, i find it a nice
              companion besides VectorStyler. Results made in Paragraphic
              could be easely copied via the Clipboard into VectorStyler.

              It offers also a few possibilities for Pattern selection,
              which my not be direct helpful but maybe indirect.

              Here a Thread of mine
              https://www.vectorstyler.com/forum/topic/4786/paragraphic-from-lost-minds-software-is-avaible-now

              Here a Video about pattern selection

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

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                EricP @Subpath
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                @Subpath yes I have been using paragraphic for a while and it is indeed a great tool and beautifully designed software. It is great for nested repeaters and geometric patterns

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                  Subpath @EricP
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                  @EricP said in Random selection:

                  @Subpath yes I have been using paragraphic for a while and it is indeed a great tool and beautifully designed software. It is great for nested repeaters and geometric patterns

                  Indeed it is a nice companion to VS.
                  I'm currently experimenting with the Layer node, which allows
                  coloring vector objects using a bitmap.

                  Here's a video for anyone interested.

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

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                    Li Xiao @Subpath
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                    @Subpath

                    which allows coloring vector objects using a bitmap.

                    Using the Repeater’s Region or the Colorize (Effects menu) Region to color vector objects is also very convenient. I use them often and recorded a video for your reference.
                    https://youtu.be/tTQzzOugq9A

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                      Subpath @Li Xiao
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                      @Li-Xiao

                      WOOOW! 🙂
                      Cool, will take a look and a
                      big thanks for making the video 👍

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

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                        EricP
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                        @Li-Xiao thanks for the video ! That's funny, my next YT tutorial is about colorizer function and I'm also going to demonstrate the region coloring mode, which I like the best. I like the trick about clipping the image to adjust zoom and pan of reference image, that is smart.

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