matroskin

+100 for this feature.
This is the most used feature while editing existing vectors.
 
P.S.
I have spent 40 minutes before found this topic and frustration that feature is not there yet...

+100 for this feature.
This is the most used feature while editing existing vectors.
 
P.S.
I have spent 40 minutes before found this topic and frustration that feature is not there yet...

Hi Andy,
I think it refers to compound paths / compound shapes in Adobe Illustrator (Sketch supports this too).
 
Illustrator allows you to adjust the original shapes you used in a boolean operation by keeping them intact and editable - it doesn't "flat/expand" the result as Affinity or Xara would do. They are maintained within the compound shape as editable shapes but only the result of the associated boolean operation is visible. When you edit one of the original shapes the result of the boolean operation is updated accordingly.
 
You can think of it as a kind of a "special mask/group" that filters the result of the boolean operation, but the original shapes are still there and can be edited anytime.
 
Below i've attached a screenshot that shows how Illustrator display a compound shape resulting from an intersection between a square and an elipse. Note the layer panel with the shapes intact.

This tool allows to remove alpha channel from PNG https://github.com/bpolat/Alpha-Channel-Removerit saved me a ton of time for re-saving PNGs

Hi everyone,
 
I made an icon template for iOS apps.
Will be glad to know what you think of this template.
 

ios icon template.afdesign