Joe Ochwat

Interesting, just confirmed that for myself after reading this. Also interesting is I get the same results with Inkscape or Corel Draw. But most interesting is your success in reading it with VectorStyler. So it leads me to believe that it is indeed possible to read in a no-fill, no-stroke object, outside of the Adobe walls.

It might seem odd to care whether or not a Non-Filled/Non-Stroked object opens in a file, but such an item does come in handy at times. At any rate, I can save and open a native Designer 2 file with such an object just fine. But, if I open a file made and saved with Illustrator, or a PDF created by Illustrator (the only formats I tested), the object is nowhere to be found in the document. Running Designer 2.0.0 on Windows 10. Hardware acceleration tested in both on and off states. Sample files are attached. Thanks! -Joe NOSTROKENOFILLTEST.afdesign NOSTROKENOFILLTEST.ai NOSTROKENOFILLTEST.pdf