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    • RaaskotR Offline
      Raaskot
      last edited by Raaskot

      I wonder how I can scale the shape WITHOUT scaling the stroke? Is there other settings to activate?

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      • VectorStylerV Offline
        VectorStyler @Raaskot
        last edited by

        @Raaskot In the Appearance panel menu, with the Stroke selected, disable Transformed Content.

        There seems to be some redundancy here. I will try to fix this.

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          Subpath @Raaskot
          last edited by Subpath

          @Raaskot

          Is a bit strange, i made a new file with a shape
          like you made which work as expected.

          But when i copy a shape from your file in my
          new file the stroke of your shape will be transformed
          no matter which "Transform Stroke" Setting is off.
          I think i set all off that i know and find.

          Btw my shapes still work as expected.

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

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          • RaaskotR Offline
            Raaskot @Subpath
            last edited by

            @Subpath
            Had same experience. For now new shapes seems to work.

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              MrDixioner @Raaskot
              last edited by

              @Raaskot I also have everything working fine by default, meaning I didn't configure anything when I first launched the program. In such cases, deleting the program's settings files is usually recommended, but you could lose all your settings, so the choice is yours.

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