felipevaz
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Feature request: Fine-grained stroke width control
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+1 for that even simpler apps like Amadine have this, very simple and effective. Changing the profile doesn't really work well, because if you edit the path and make it longer/shorter, everything will be in the wrong place. Also you wouldn't have control over both sides of te stroke independently.
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Simplify Paths
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Simplify Paths
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Hi, can you explain what's the difference between this and power duplicate? Except for being able to do it without copying the original (for which I don't see an important use case), I think it works identically. Pick an object, duplicate it and apply a series of transformations, then power duplicate it. For instance, I draw a square, then duplicate it, rotate, resize etc. and then power duplicate it multiple times, generating a spiralling series of growing squares. Is that any different from a practical use of transform again? I agree that "remembering" the transformations to any given object so that they can be used with power duplicate without having duplicated it beforehand would be better, but that's not dramatic.
