Perspective Grid Options gets the two Automatic Plane Positioning
checkboxes, Anchor Point of Perspective Artwork and Intersection of
Gridlines. With the Perspective Selection tool, Shift held over an
anchor point of art in perspective, or over a gridline intersection,
with no button down, moves the active plane through that point and
hides the other planes. A plane made active then passes through the
same point. The plane goes back to its place once an object is drawn
on it or attached to it, when the grid hides or no plane is active,
when the file is opened again, and with Escape.
- perspective.plane.infer {at?, tolerance?, clear?} positions, reads
and clears the held point, which is view state, not an undo step.
- perspective.widget.options takes anchorPoint and gridlineIntersection,
both on by default and kept with the preferences.
- perspective.plane.move moves a held plane from where it is held.
A CMYK TIFF with two or more samples past its inks and its ExtraSamples
values, or with no ExtraSamples tag, which the decoder gives no color
type, now opens opaque when none of those values names an alpha. It
failed to open before; one that names an alpha already read with it.
The 64-sample limit is now checked against the file's SamplesPerPixel
before anything is decoded. It was checked against the samples the
decoder gives, which is five for any CMYK file whose first ExtraSamples
value is alpha, so a small file with 65,535 samples a pixel was read and
the decoder took a row of every sample (1 GiB for a 16-bit file 8,192
pixels wide) before reading its data.
- The row the decoder reads each strip or tile into, when the file has
more samples a pixel than it gives, counts in the allowance.
- Files whose samples aren't unsigned integers are refused from their
tags; no reader takes them.
- The same checks run before CMYK inks and plates are decoded.
- The copy that puts a planar file's samples pixel by pixel is allocated
once, at its length, so the reader holds no more than it counts.
The Links panel menu gets Sort by Size beside Sort by Name, Kind and
Status, and links.list takes sort: "size". A row's size is the file size
Link Info shows: the file's size now, else the size the document keeps
of it. Rows without a size (embedded images, a missing file whose size
is not kept) come last, and equal sizes go by name. The size is read
only when sorting by it, and under automation read roots a file outside
them is not read.
Every catalog with Sort by Status gets a Sort by Size row; the Ukrainian
Sort by Status row, which read "Sort by:", now says "Sort by Status".
Create Sub-folders and Open Location after Export are check items that set
the settings the panel shares with Export for Screens, and the panel's
Export follows them. Create Sub-folders is checked as the dialog opens on
it: on for a document without export settings, and on for remembered
folders per row, format or item, which the panel's Export now uses too.
Format Settings... opens Export for Screens on the Assets tab showing the
first row's format settings.
assets.settings.set takes openLocation (kept in document.exportSettings,
not in presets), refuses a subfolders or openLocation value that is not
true, false or null, and with subfolders false given alone also ends a
remembered folder per format or item. Export for Screens reads remembered
empty folders as none, as an export does.
Effect › SVG Filters and Apply SVG Filter list 14 default filters in
every document, before the document's own. The set, the names and the
values are VectorCraft's own, written with SVG 1.1 filter primitives
(crates/effects/src/svg_filter/defaults.rs).
A document holds none of the defaults until one is applied or edited
there. svgFilter.apply with a default's name copies it into the document
in the same undo step, and svgFilter.define with replace naming a default
adds the edited copy under that name. The copy is listed in the default's
place. svgFilter.delete refuses a default the document holds no copy of,
and deleting the copy lists the default again.
svgFilter.list also returns the defaults. svgFilter.apply takes index and
item to put the filter in the place of an applied SVG filter, which the
dialog's OK uses when it is opened for an applied effect; an index that
is not an applied SVG filter, null included, is an error.
A visible, unlocked Live Paint face or edge whose own opacity is 0 draws
nothing, as Expand and the edge stroke check already treat it, but the
Shape Builder still took it as an input. It now leaves such faces and
edges out; hidden and locked parts keep their current handling.
A CMYK or grayscale TIFF with extra samples is now read only when its
decoded samples, the copy that puts a planar file's samples pixel by
pixel and the RGBA pixels together fit the decoding allowance; the
check counted the decoded samples alone, so a small compressed file
could make the reader hold about twice the allowance plus the RGBA
image.
- The decoder may decode no more than the counted samples, and reads no
strip or tile of more compressed bytes than the file holds.
- A pixel of more than 64 samples is not read (VectorCraft's own limit).
usvg copies the element a <use> shows, and every copy gets its own copy of
the declarations its style attribute and matching style sheet rules give
it. A chain of <use>s that doubles at each level made usvg build those
copies before the import's object limit was checked: a 101 kB file whose
rectangle has a 100 kB style took 4.7 GB at 14 levels, and one 100 kB
style sheet rule on 16,000 groups took 1.5 GB without any <use>. A plain
chain stopped at usvg's own 1,000,000-node limit with a parse error.
The import now measures, before usvg reads the SVG, how many elements it
expands to and how many bytes of style values those elements copy, each
element measured once and each <use> counted as one addition. References
follow usvg's rules: first element of an id, href before xlink:href, and
the self and back references usvg leaves out. An SVG past 999,999
elements (500,000 on the web) is refused as too large, a loop of <use>
references usvg would copy without end is refused too, and one past 64 MB
of copied style values is refused with the new SvgError::StylesTooLarge.
SVG images count toward the same 64 MB as the SVG showing them, an image
past either limit refuses the whole import, and an image that doesn't
decode does not count.
The doc comments of with_room and of the large-file test, and the
progress-doc line, gave the tiff decoder's default decoding buffer
(268,435,456 bytes) as 256 MB.
The progress-doc line for gray and RGB image profiles in PDF export now
states that PDF/X-1a, which allows no ICC-based color spaces, writes a
gray image with a gray profile in DeviceGray without the profile, and
converts RGB images to CMYK as before.
With a Type tool and exactly one character selected, the canvas shows up
to five of that character's alternate glyphs in a row beside it. A click
runs the command the Glyphs panel's double-click runs, as one undo step;
an arrow at the end opens the Glyphs panel on Alternates for Current
Selection when the character has more. Preferences > Type > Show
Character Alternates (showCharacterAlternates, on by default) turns the
row off.
A document saved with a CMYK TIFF whose alpha follows another extra
sample keeps it as a CMYK image with its ink amounts, so EPS and PDF
export write the same inks as before; Open and Place still read such a
file with its alpha.
- A CMYK file with two or more samples past its inks and its
ExtraSamples values, which the decoder gives no color type, reads the
alpha that one of those values names, and its Orientation tag is read.
- A TIFF with extra samples whose samples take more than the decoder's
256 MB buffer reads, up to the decoding allowance.
- A file read as black-is-zero gray is read in place instead of copied.
Select > Start Global Edit now also takes rotated copies of the selected
object or group, in the highlights before the start, in the Global Edit
Options' Results count and in the started edit. An edit reaches each copy
turned by that copy's angle, so an anchor moved to the right on the
selected object moves downward on a copy turned a quarter turn clockwise.
The copy's angle is the one that lays the selected object's anchors and
handles on the copy's in order (a least-squares fit in the unit box),
and the copy is the same shape when each point then lies within a
millionth of the larger side of the copy's box. Reflected copies and
copies stretched along one direction stay unmatched. With Size, a rotated
copy matches when it is the object rotated without scaling. The no-match
message now names only reflected copies, in every catalog that has it.
Docs: docs/mcp.md, docs/gaps.md, docs/ui-parity.md and the evidence list
in docs/target-app-parity.md.
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