Transform>Coordinate Oddities
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It looks like a bug as it shows "-0.0" in X. I can't figure out why Y is flipped... moving the object down decreases Y. Not sure if this was always the case as I'm still learning the program so apt to forget.
Video: https://1drv.ms/v/s!AuWHX0h5bAoRifp3JFA9P7MP6tXo9Q?e=84r4rH
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@debraspicher said in Transform>Coordinate Oddities:
moving the object down decreases Y.
The default coordinate system in VS is bottom-up direction for Y (it is the Cartesian coordinate system used in math).
This can be changed in the Document Setup -> General -> Top-Down Coordinates option.
The "-0.0" could be a small negative number (between -0.09 and 0.0) rounded for display.
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@VectorStyler The odd thing is in this screenshot, this was meant to be snapped to the Artboard in the Top Left using the snapping system. I redid it several times and still came up with that coordinate. (Now I wish I had turned on decimels to check). It's back where it should be now.
At the moment, I'm having trouble with pixel alignment/snapping and output being sharp. I have a test document setup with pixel perfect boxes and set on grid on whole numbers. I cannot get it to stop color/edge shifting. I'm still testing on my end to see if it is user error and admittedly it's an opportunity to learn the program options.
Normally I work in Points, but using in Pixel units to eliminate a potential variable of confusion.
Output:
Practice Document: 0_1715656983387_240513_pixel-hint-test_EXPORT.vstyler
How it showing on in program (Pixel Preview):
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@debraspicher Yes, there is a small gap in Pixel preview, can be replicated here also. This seems to be a bug. I will try to fix this ASAP.
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@VectorStyler Thank you! It was crazy making. I didn't remember having this problem before
