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Zlatko

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  1. Did a bit more digging, and this for reference I'm using BenQ Designer Monitor so it's a relatively well calibrated model that isn't professional but well above most non-calibrated models. As you can see by the image, in V1 I have provided the Lightness values (The L from HLS system) and the LG (gap between both colours) and you can clearly see, that not only was the V1 UI consistently less dark the gap between the colors was also consistently higher. To the extent that the highest brightness of V2 (LG of 7) is even lower than the lowest gamma of V2 (LG of 9). This means that the colors in V2 are closer to each other. This contributes to the significant detriment of legibility. I can't really imagine what would make them allow setting the UI to near complete black, and having the element colours nearly identical, but the opposite isn't true, making them even more distinct. 99% of visibility issues would be solved by simply increasing the gap between light grey and dark grey.
  2. The main issue is the contrast between the colors. Here is a comparison between Illustrator default and designer 2 default. The Illustrator one has a larger difference between the grey's and there's also a dark outline around the elements to further distinguish them. Whereas in AD2 there is nothing of the sort and the colors are practically indistinguishable from one another, with no stroke aroudn them except from the darker grey itself. I do prefer the old style with shadows/highlights but I don't care if it's removed. The contrast however has to be fixed as it is very difficult to work.
  3. I assumed this was the reason. Technically the shape is not closed even though it seems that way, I was wondering if there was a way to close them without modifying the curves at all, as the close curve tool complicates things a lot. As for the question, I need it as vector. It would be fine if someone knew a better workaround than mine which isn't at all precise, I understand this is not something that even can be "fixed" since I assume this is the intended purpose.
  4. I want to make use of the Add new curve to selected curve object method when doing linework as a way of adding detail while keeping the number of curves limited. Furthermore, I want to use this method as seen in the examples because the "offshoots" as I call them (circled in red) have smoother and more correct curves than the method I am currently using (adding extra curves on top of the shape and adjusting by eye). The problem arises when the shape needs to be filled, this is all one curve but when the fill is used it has errors. I can of course imagine that this is technically "correct" due to the way the fill works with open/closed shapes. But I want to ask, is there a way for this to be fixed, or a simple workaround. The one I am using right now is very tedious, not guaranteed to be correct. Image to illustrate my point, with Node Tool activated to confirm it is one curve. The steps are like this: Make curve with pen tool Click ESC Go back along curve path and start another curve from it with Add new curve to selected curve object Repeat
  5. True, but it was giving me a lot of issues with other programs as well so I just disabled it.
  6. Well there you go. It was Windows Defender. For those with similar issues. Try disabling Controlled Folder Access
  7. Same issue, not only that, changing the name won't allow it to be saved in the directory at all which is under Documents. Furthermore, it doesn't save under any of the default Windows ones like Pictures/Videos etc. Only allows to be saved on Desktop. This is error it gives when it happens (Second image).
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