Do you have or can you add the following feature that VPaint has? https://www.vpaint.org/\u000a\u000aFree\u002DForm Sketching\u000aWith VPaint, the lines composing your illustration or animation are not Bezier curves, but hand\u002Ddrawn curves called edges. You can conveniently set the width of drawn edges by holding CTRL. If you are using a pen tablet, VPaint can use the pressure information to generate edges with variable width.\u000a\u000aSculpting\u000aOnce drawn, your edges can be easily edited à la ZBrush: simply push the curve using our sculpting tool. The radius of influence can be almost instantly changed at any given time by holding CTRL. In the same way, curves can be smoothed by holding SHIFT. The width of curves can also be edited locally by holding ALT, making possible to intuitively design curves of variable width even with a mouse. Junctions between edges are tracked by VPaint, and always preserved during editing (unlike in most other vector graphics editors, where Bezier paths are all independent from each others).

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Do you have or can you add the following feature that VPaint has?  https://www.vpaint.org/\u000a\u000aFree\u002DForm Sketching\u000aWith VPaint, the lines composing your illustration or animation are not Bezier curves, but hand\u002Ddrawn curves called edges. You can conveniently set the width of drawn edges by holding CTRL. If you are using a pen tablet, VPaint can use the pressure information to generate edges with variable width.\u000a\u000aSculpting\u000aOnce drawn, your edges can be easily edited à la ZBrush: simply push the curve using our sculpting tool. The radius of influence can be almost instantly changed at any given time by holding CTRL. In the same way, curves can be smoothed by holding SHIFT. The width of curves can also be edited locally by holding ALT, making possible to intuitively design curves of variable width even with a mouse. Junctions between edges are tracked by VPaint, and always preserved during editing (unlike in most other vector graphics editors, where Bezier paths are all independent from each others).

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Thank you very much, Tony.\u000aI\u0027m forwarding these tools to our developers, and they will consider some useful functions and use them to improve Drawtify apps.

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