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This forum closing - my attempt to keep things going
Hi Guys,So I have setup a forum here:http://www.sawberry.com/bbs/It links to the archive stuff. Plus allows posting on the threads which mirror the threads here.In a few days this forum will close so this is my attempt to keep things archived and also allow the community to continue.The way it is setup makes it difficult to search but i'm working on that in the meantime. The basic is to preserve the knowledge from this site and search will come later just i have a day job also so I can only get…
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When you switch to the different layer, it has it's own associated bezier path frame and the display would change accordingly when in bezier operation mode.
Resizing the canvas scales all of the bezier path frames in addition to the raster image buffer. So a path that stretches across the canvas will continue to do so at the new canvas resolution.
There are 4 global bezier path memories. You can use these as working buffers for saving and retrieving sets of bezier curves. So you could save a set of curves in a global memory, then switch to the new layer, and then play them back in to a new layer.
There's also an internal bezier path memory in the paint synthesizer. You can use this internal path memory to encapsulate a set of bezier paths in a paint preset.