I got the same when I performed a subtraction, for an object bottom-left. Following a hunch, based on a dim recollection that in the internal representation top-left is the real coordinate base, trying the same thing top-left was fine. I suspect that the bug is thus a result of a rounding error. ye...

If you're selling your files, any misuse would be dealt with by your customer, woudln't it? if you want to put them on your website for sale, just make low resolution png versions. if you don't sell your files, why not put them under a license that allows people to make derivative works and copy it?...

by "it seldomly doesn't happen" i meant "On rare occasions it doesn't move the path". This is the reason why i assume that this behaviour is unwanted, allthough the reason why sometimes it doesnt move the path could be something i've missed, not that i touched the settings any ti...

Hi i noticed a while ago a little annoyance when applying union on one or more paths, the path moves slightly. When trying to replicate the problem, i found that it seldomly doesn't happen. It bugs me a little bit, because i often do things to be pixel perfect, i.e. very sharp one pixel lines and so...

sorry to dig up such an old thread again, i just wanted to express my thanks
i had a little brainwave later on: grouping two objects and rotating the group not only solves the original-problem, but also speeds up the process two fold

Hi I want to arrange some objects in a circle using rotation. What i do is, i move the center of rotation down and rotate the objects so that they form a circle, i then want to rotate the objects back to their normal position, but i can't accurately re-center the center of rotation. some help would ...