@npub1n78…q87ev @Punished Kero @npub1rvp…7u9dq @npub1kwu…6qdsv no you shouldn't, you should stroke path. Stroke selection will be cut off because it strokes the outer extent of the selection and either the inside or outside will be deselected. You're just repeating what you've been told
@npub10l8…2vrsg @Punished Kero @npub1rvp…7u9dq @npub1kwu…6qdsv okay what you said is bullshit and I knew it's bullshit because it's how I've been doing it for years, stroke selection literally just does selection-to-path and stroke path ignoring selection, it should be the same
but turns out it still isn't :marimaricry:
>"Stroke a selection" generates a path on-the-fly with parameters that are different from the the ones used in the "Select--to-path" to this path is not as smooth.…
but turns out it still isn't :marimaricry:
>"Stroke a selection" generates a path on-the-fly with parameters that are different from the the ones used in the "Select--to-path" to this path is not as smooth.…
