PixelPest

At no time have I read anything about partial circles. The title demands something else I find. 🥰

I´m in the same boat; is it about curvature or parallelism?

Das ist komisch. Ich habe das mal eben mit 3 Fotos durchgespielt und anhand der Tags 3 davon im Suchfeld eingegeben; Entweder war es das erste oder wenigstens in der zweiten Reihe (4 pro Reihe). So schlecht fand ich das jetzt nicht. Ich finde es viel schwieriger anhand der kleinen quadratischen Vorschauen ein Panorama wieder zu finden.

That will just work with straight lines. I´d try this method:

I know that - I wanted to suggest that the user was possibly in the wrong mode.

I got it accessible just in Draw Persona not Pixel Persona.

Have you been through these 2 tutorials already? Sky replacement: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AMuDrINI2mg Refining selection: https://vimeo.com/375908308 (the reflected color of the water doesn´t match the actual sky which looks weird - just saying)

Just 2 weeks my friend - or not during deadlines at least like I trapped in last time. Or are you the first to update your macOS?

As for that, I've been healed of automatic updates on macOS since the disaster with version 1.8, so I'm waiting 2 weeks until the intrepid ones have written and published all their reports. 😬

Why workaround? Do we have to double click to insert a new node with release of 1.8.4? (and not sure why he wants to break the path as it has Pressure enabled and will start over at that place)

Mmmh - tested with different settings - and even with mm/cm/m and ° set to zero I have an exact spacing. Maybe a file with history saving enabled will shade into some light: EllipseOnFullCircle.afdesign

I don´t take AD as a CAD suite with a missing "C" - but even for graphic/UI/web design you need at least px as a size that matters in rounded corners. Just saying. 😉

Ah - I see. But why these settings are just percental and not metric or imperial or other values escapes me as I´m constantly need this for "technically" drawing purposes.

If you know your grid settings it´s as easy as typing:

Yes, it is for me as I have not come across that feature in 3 decades I´m making vector drawings... and as we know "basic" should imply "easy-to-implement". 😉

In which SVG editor except AI (can´t proof it) is this a "basic" feature?

How could we without at least that portion as a file?

I know - that´s the reason I asked. Then it might be out of interest the brush gets not mirrored and just needs to run "backwards" - so to speak.

Oops - so can I see the before+after please?

Unfortunately this is not possible:

Just in case you want a more robust and easy way to draw this shape in a matter of seconds you can try this:

It was a reply to JimmyJack who brought AD-beta into play and YES! I did all kind of snapping as the yellow highlight indicates. The set up is very easy; Draw a shape - duplicate - mirror (flip horizontally)- align (with shift or whatever it takes unless the yellow highlight appears) - Join Curves - Close Curves gives a redundant node every time.

But joining still fails here:

Maybe I´m not understanding the briefing right now (annotations on the screenshots might help). I´m not getting why frames or rectangles are used instead of simple lines/strokes or attached strokes to images or text-frames.

Then this video is misleading or just a bad example. I know AD can´t simply add a segment to 2 selected nodes and/or make 1 node from 2 at the same spot like I do in Inkscape all the time. The example is too trivial.