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    Shapes. Switching off display of outline when selected

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      Subpath @Raaskot
      last edited by Subpath

      @Raaskot

      i know there are some settings, which i dont
      know by now

      apart from that was one idea i had to create a clone
      see video

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

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        EricP
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        I'd like to know this as well.
        I find selected path highlighting useful in some scenario but detrimental in other use cases, like coloring. I'd love a way to switch this off momentarily or permanently through preferences

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          VectorStyler @Raaskot
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          @Raaskot said in Shapes. Switching off display of outline when selected:

          How do I switch off display of outline when selected, but still maintaining the editing mode?

          What is the active tool, when you don't want to see the outlines?

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            Raaskot @VectorStyler
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            @VectorStyler
            Aha ... I'm using the gradient panel independently from tool

            But I understand: You must choose gradient tool to preview. I suggest switching highlight to off temporarely when user adjusts gradient steps.

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              EricP @VectorStyler
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              @VectorStyler mostly when I'm coloring shapes using color filters such as colorize or hue adjustments.

              Outline highlighting in blue affects color perception when adjusting fills and makes us "blind" when adjusting strokes.
              I believe shapes need to be selected first before applying effects, so the active tool would be Transform tool in that case

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                VectorStyler @EricP
                last edited by

                @EricP I will try to improve this

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                  Raaskot @VectorStyler
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                    Raaskot @VectorStyler
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                    @VectorStyler

                    Hm, my initial thought was that it was fixed, but highlight when editing in panel with other tools selected appears just as before. Intended?

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                      VectorStyler @Raaskot
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                      @Raaskot It is off only when the gradient tool (from the toolbox) is active
                      The other outlines can be customized in the Settings -> Indicator Styles and set to None

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                        Raaskot @VectorStyler
                        last edited by Raaskot

                        @VectorStyler
                        Got it. Cool.

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