On 16-4-2012 4:03, Valerie wrote:
> The inside of joins should look better now.

Thanks! And actually, I think I found the reason for my "hard to
make points appear" issue. And I think it might have been
resolved since. See the attachment.

I made that example in a version of Inkscape on Windows. As
you can see, if the control point was on one side, the pointy edges
would not appear. But moving them to the other side somehow
fixed the problem. So it had nothing to do with miter limit!


Yep you found the reason, and yep I had it already fixed :)

Apart from that there's some rendering issues for large lines,
but those are extreme cases. It's definitely quite nice to use
now!


Struggling with thick lines too... but I think it will be hard to fix as I think the 'bug' is actually 'correct' mathematical behavior.

Now my main wish-item involves quickly accessing settings.
The most accessible way may be to have a drop-down option
for "Last powerstroke settings" (shorter name needed...)
Being able to save each settings and access them from the
toolbar drop-downs would be even better, but that doesn't seem
to be trivial to do right now.

All ideas are welcome. Help would be nice: UI stuff is generally not particularly difficult to code, but time consuming (and of course you need to decide what you want).

I recently did quite a big "mathematical" change, so perhaps new bugs popped up... but it was supposed to fix the "instable" rendering stuff (where you see flickering joins for example).

Cheers,
  Johan