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Corners of rectangle is capped when shape is sheared


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Try increasing the Miter setting from 1.5 to 2 in the Stroke panel.

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13 minutes ago, walt.farrell said:

Try increasing the Miter setting from 1.5 to 2 in the Stroke panel.

thanks for the help, set it to 2 and it works better now - however it still caps off the corners a little further out. noticed i had to set Miter as high as 5 to prevent this issue when really shearing the object a long way.

is this expected behaviour?

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1 minute ago, pigeon said:

is this expected behaviour?

Expected? No. But that is how the corner is designed to work. This is one of those things which we need to know how it works in order to have our expectations become correct.

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