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Article #207Re: PEN TOOL fix and a few other things
From: ericnp
Date: Sat, 21 Feb 2009 08:18
Date: Sat, 21 Feb 2009 08:18
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The stroke is not the path. It follows the path, it is precisely, a stroke of the path. Explain the logic behind the path disappearing and reappearing when one is in edit mode of the path without a stroke? Or if they choose to draw without a stroke on the path it disappears as points are added. It in fact disappears whether there is a stroke or not, the stroke simply serves as a substitution. Why should it behave like this? Why should I need to have a stroke there, which again is not the path, for visibility purposes? Why should it be that way? Why don't other applications with Bezier tools work this way? Is this a feature? Is there a benefit to it?
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