SteveR_UK

Experiencing performance issues as well

Just come across this as well. Just adding a new stroke to a shape via the appearance menu and playing around with the width slider causes bad sluggish performance issues. Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080Ti i7-7700K@4.20GHz 32GB Ram

IMO as it is, this Power Dup feature is so unintuitive and illogical.

Spot on, I appreciate the reply.

I appreciate your the reply, a good solution indeed. However I think the point was not me understanding why this is not the default behaviour of the Power duplicate. TBH I'm still not understanding the reasons for this behaviour

Indeed

Wow !!!!!, this really does not make sense imo Thanks for the reply

So is it possible say to simply power duplicate a rotating rectangle (like a propeller ) along the screen (x-axis)? As I'm having issues even with this ????

ok thanks, I'll have a read

I wonder what the thinking is behind this behaviour? To me its obvious that you would want it to rotate the shape itself by default. Is this not what the transform origin point is used use for ? If you wanted it to behave as it does at this time, its more logical that you would move the transforms origin point to the desired location on the screen

Original message is now hidden. I assume its not a bug as it has behaves the same in V1 . It seem a easy task to achieve but I cannot figure out why it's behaving like this or what I'm doing wrong

Hi, I'm able to power duplicate a shape/image across the screen (x-axis), I'm even able to move & scale across the screen as well. However if I add a rotate action with the move action (x axis only), the Y axis of the shape effected when duplicated. (the Image duplicates down the screen as well forming a circular pattern. I have made sure my image/shape has its transform origin set to the centre. How would l power duplicate a shape rotating (centre of shape) while moving across the x axis only? Must be doing something silly Thanks

bump

I find the whole thing confusing

Thanks for the reply