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* fix: handle PointId remapping when joining paths from different layers When using Ctrl+J to join two points from different layers, the operation failed because PointIds change during merge due to collision resolution. The fix uses index-based point tracking instead of PointIds: 1. Before merge: Record the index of each selected point in its layer 2. Calculate post-merge indices using the point offset from layer1 3. After merge: Retrieve the actual PointIds at those indices 4. Create the connecting segment using the resolved PointIds This works because Vector::concat() preserves point ordering during merge, so we can use exact index arithmetic to find points after remapping. Fixes #3519 * fix: use position-based lookup when joining paths from different layers * fix cmd + g group case * fix check for grouped folder * add in the single layer inside a group case * use ApplyPointDelta instead of creating a dummy segment * Update editor/src/messages/tool/common_functionality/shape_editor.rs Co-authored-by: James Lindsay <78500760+0HyperCube@users.noreply.github.com> * Update editor/src/messages/tool/common_functionality/shape_editor.rs Co-authored-by: James Lindsay <78500760+0HyperCube@users.noreply.github.com> * encapsulate point connection logic in defer_connect_points_by_position * reduce tolerance to 1e-6 * remove wrong comments --------- Co-authored-by: James Lindsay <78500760+0HyperCube@users.noreply.github.com> |
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README.md
Your procedural toolbox for 2D content creation
Graphite is a free, open source vector and raster graphics engine, available now in alpha. Get creative with a fully nondestructive editing workflow that combines layer-based compositing with node-based generative design.
Having begun life as a vector editor, Graphite continues evolving into a generalized, all-in-one graphics toolbox that's built more like a game engine than a conventional creative app. The editor's tools wrap its node graph core, providing user-friendly workflows for vector, raster, and beyond. Photo editing, motion graphics, digital painting, desktop publishing, and VFX compositing are additional competencies on the planned roadmap making Graphite into a highly versatile content creation tool.
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