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  1. Hi There! I was testing the latest Beta and I see that some glitches appear when using the Expand Stroke Function and the Controur Tool, in similar scenarios. See in the following video: ES-CT.webm Best regards!
  2. Windows 10 Home 1909, Designer 1.8.3.641 (and 1.8.4.650 beta). Expanding the Stroke of a simple line gives unexpected results when performed repeatedly. See video (Designer beta recorded) for two examples, one straight and one curved (AFDESIGN file also included). I know this is a known problem, just thought I’d give some more examples which may help shed some light onto what could be happening. 2020-06-12_09-49-44.mp4 repeated-expanded-stroke-problem.afdesign
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