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Phenomenon where the area other than the area disappears when moving and deforming by selecting the area of the vector layer

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ゆずぽんず11

It is as the title. I want somehow the phenomenon that a small area line disappears outside the area. I heard that there were some similar questions and it was not reproducible, and after trying various things here, it seems that the phenomenon occurs when I continue working for a while. Once the phenomenon occurred, it was saved, erased once, and opened again, the phenomenon disappeared.
However, it is troublesome to restart the software every time.

Published date : 4 years ago

Updated date : 4 years ago

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4 years ago
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Is it a request?
If you want, here ASK is a community of general users.
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I think the problem is with the graphics board.
Update of graphic board ...
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ゆずぽんず11

4 years ago
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I'm sorry, it's an addition. Restarting did not help. Select → Move → Select Close
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ゆずぽんず11

4 years ago
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No, thanks

I'd like you to tell us what you want or how to solve it. If not, please fix it in the update

Grabo looked like the latest.
Some people have the same phenomena and have questions, but none of them have been solved. Isn't that the same for other people?
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4 years ago
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At least it's a vector I have never encountered.
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ゆずぽんず11

4 years ago
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I've done a lot and probably got the cause
When I erased the vector line with the eraser, I didn't check "Erase Vector", so it seemed that I just overwritten it with a transparent vector line instead of erasing it. That's the situation, right?
So, I do not select the range with the transparent vector line and move it, I think that the transparent vector line comes over the original vector line and seems to disappear

I want to erase only the transparent vector line. When I check it, it looks like "no". Or is there another way?
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4 years ago
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In my previous answer, I said "phenomenon that I haven't encountered," but I personally remembered the function because it was confusing and useless.
It is the specification as you say.

As you may know, if you say measures that do not happen first
Vector-Create a copy of the dedicated sub tool, check "Erase vector", lock the sub tool and use it.
Even if the lock is locked, even if you delete the check of "Erase Vector" temporarily, the check of "Erase Vector" will be turned on when returning from another sub tool.

"I want to delete only the transparent vector line"
As an alternative, depending on the conditions, it is possible to create an auto action that extracts "non-transparent vector lines", saves them, and deletes the remaining "transparent vector lines".
(Same idea as selecting and flipping an empty area with the automatic selection tool)
The most important condition is that the target colored vector line is not completely hidden by the transparent vector line (OK if the tail is visible)

If some of the vector lines are visible, turn off anti-aliasing on the object to make it easier to extract. (Manual because one of the conditions cannot be used for auto action.)
The allowable error is set to zero in "color gamut selection", the color of the colored vector line is picked up, extracted in "select a vector corresponding to the selected range", and saved in another layer.
If the color of the target vector line is the same every time, automatic action can be performed.
After processing, turn back on anti-aliasing if necessary (manual 💦)

In fact, we have succeeded in creating "Vector line color extraction auto action" for a completely different purpose.思い I thought this was an application of that.
Since there is no use, it has not been put to practical use, but if it is about 20 colors with different hues, extraction experiments have been individually performed by auto action.
If different colors intersect, simply selecting "vector for selection" will include another color,
Although it is possible to exclude colors that are not targeted from the selection range, if they are too close, extraction will fail, which is why it cannot be published.
Extraction is possible if the line is thick even with anti-aliasing, but if it intersects with another color, the setting of "tolerance" will be a very delicate operation and extraction will fail.

Please try it if you are interested.
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k2k3

4 years ago
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If you display the center line in `` Vector center line display '', you can find the location of the transparent line, so use the eraser (vector erase / entire line)
It is possible to manually delete it manually, but is that a little different?
(If you do this, the line may be very difficult to see, so display the same two canvases in a new window,
It may be easier to do it if you display the center line only on the working side)

I want to have a way to select (and erase) only the transparent lines at once because I accidentally draw a transparent line.
No, thanks method was helpful. Thank you very much.
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