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dmg> On Thu, Dec 3, 2015 at 12:13 PM, Denis Auroux
dmg> wrote:
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>> The UI is then reasonably intuitive: select strokes, click the thickness
>> button you want once to "re-thicken" proportionally (keeping variable
>> width), click a second time to "flatte
On Thu, Dec 3, 2015 at 12:13 PM, Denis Auroux
wrote:
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> The UI is then reasonably intuitive: select strokes, click the thickness
> button you want once to "re-thicken" proportionally (keeping variable
> width), click a second time to "flatten" the widths to the nominal brush.
I thought about i
Hi Daniel,
Regarding width change of variable-width strokes, I actually have
thought about it and my conclusion was to not add menu options, but
instead make it so that:
- if the selection contains strokes whose nominal brush width is not the
one that the user asks to change to, then we rescal
I have fixed this and an "annoyance".
when one selects one or more strokes with variable width and resets their
width, it would change them from variable-width to fixed-width. This code
fixes that. One issues is that there is no way now to change strokes from
variable-width to fixed-width. One way
