Marcus Mackinlay

Hello Alfred, thanks for the tips. I remember doing some rough and ready test in 2015 when I started using AD, to see if data entry & internal precision for the Rotate amount was any better than its display precision. Well somehow, I can't remember how, I convinced myself that high-precision data entry for Rotate wasn't the thing to do, and went cursing and muttering back to Inkscape as need arose. I've just run a couple of simple tests and proved that AD's Rotate transforms can indeed resolve much better than 0.1º. I'll eventually satisfy myself with more elaborate tests addressing precision limits, but I'm happy for now. And I certainly didn't know about the facility to enter integer fractions in Rotate, so yes it helps - I'm sure I'll occasionally find use for that. Cheers, Marcus

I'm so glad I can choose the precision of X, Y, W and H parameters up to 6 decimal places for Transform operations in vector drawings, but too often find the severely limited precision of Rotate to be so problematic that I have to use Inkscape for high precision vector rotation (as well as for drawing and manipulating spirals). I'm sure I'm not alone in wanting to stay in Affinity Designer for all my vector drawing needs - especially as using Inkscape drives me up the wall ! All the best, Marcus Spiral 1 Example.svg Spiral 2 Example.svg