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Zsolt

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  1. I also have this problem. It's quite frustrating when working with a large amount of strokes. One thing you can do is switching to outline view mode (maybe create a shortcut for this?). Clicking the curve this way will select the right one. It's a workaround, but it might help until the problem is fixed.
  2. Hi, so far the update is looking good, except for one thing. I don't know if this was deliberately removed, but I loved the possibility to select and edit previously drawn lines by pressing Ctrl. In this version, I can only edit the most recently drawn line and I have to either use the layers menu to select something else (which is far from ideal with a complex drawing) or switch to the node edit tool manually. So please can I have this feature back? Kind regards, Zsolt
  3. Hi, I know the mesh fill tool is still on the roadmap and I have some suggestions for it. I understand it will be like in DrawPlus and the mesh fill will be a rectangle placed over the original object, which can then be reshaped and edited. In the attached images you can see how working with vertices works in Blender and I actually think it would be very handy to use these features in the mesh fill tool. See the description in the pictures. Also I think it could be a great feature to actually use the cursor as a brush, selecting a colour with which to directly change the selected/painted vertex's colour. This could even be extended with adding pressure sensitivity to change brush size/colour opacity? I realize these might not be easily implemented, but I think it would greatly improve the possibilities and elevate Affinity Designer above other illustration apps. Regards, Zsolt
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