Hello there!

I felt like i could let my frustration out in these topics. But lets just call them "Ideas" .
I never understood why there is no "library" like Adobe Flash. I understand that Flash is more aimed at using objects and code together.
However I noticed that i sometimes feel like im missing a tab that shows a library of all the things i made(lets say a tree for example), and just by dragging and dropping them on to the working area you create an instance. Just like in flash, Also when you change the asset in the library all the instances in your working area will change too.

Its not just handy, it saves you allot of time as well.
Not sure if a library should be file related or just one big assets library thats accesible by any file you are working on.

O and one more thing, In illustrator you can Undo while creating new vector points, Inkscape seems to remove the whole line, which results in much frustration If you are tracing something kinda huge. I feel like this is a must, that when you undo while you create a new shape, it should just undo the last vector point you created.

Inkscape is just at its 0.47 version and it works great, cant wait for version 1.0!

Much love to the team =D
Thanks for reading,


Sidar

Sidar wrote:O and one more thing, In illustrator you can Undo while creating new vector points, Inkscape seems to remove the whole line, which results in much frustration If you are tracing something kinda huge. I feel like this is a must, that when you undo while you create a new shape, it should just undo the last vector point you created.

backspace/delete, not undo.