Hi,<br>Thanks for the comments.<br><br>Johan: good idea!! moving the starting point should move the end point as well...<br><br>Max: I also started a &quot;dynamic stroke&quot; lpe some times ago, which I stopped because I thought this was already in progress :-)<br>
which toy is that??<br><br>bulia byak: I locally modified stitch to let it do hatches, giving a &quot;flow&quot; or &quot;hair&quot; like output (mostlikely combined with sketch). I hesitate to commit as the result is more different from original curvestitch lpe than what I expected. Maybe it should become another new lpe, but there are already too many of them ;-) The best would certainly me to use git to share my local experiments!!<br>
<br>As for hatches, using a path parameter (in fact two: one for each side of the hatches) is easy, but randomness enters less naturally in the picture. If you want to have random &quot;U turns&quot; at the ends of the hatches for instance, I guess parametric hatches are more natural. Moreover, I&#39;m not sure fancy hatches are absolutely necessary here + the width of the stroke would most likely depend on distance between hatches (which we want to vary randomly). I&#39;ll keep thinking about it.<br>
<br>What about a flag to output straight hatches that sketch could... sketch?<br><br>jfb.<br>