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I see what you mean.

However I just tested with a simple square on a new file and still gets the bug.

Support got back to me. They admit it's a bug on mac and they filed a report to the devs. They don't know when it can be fixed though...

Thanks for the news. I'm on a Mac, so I hope it's fixed soon.

You're on a mac? So you confirm having that same exact issue?

No, it's never happened to one of my project files. But I saw it happen to your file when I opened it and did a Preview.

Personally, I can't reproduce your bug outside of your project file. I might be mistaken, but the whole project file seems a disaster, as any new groups and vector layers I make within the project act weird.

By the way, Moho developers are more likely to fix a bug when they can reproduce it independently of a user's file. This helps them rule-out added scripts or a corrupted file as being the cause.

Oh, one more thing. I thought it odd that the spleen stroke was .7 width, as it seemed much thicker. That is NOT what a .7 width looks like on my projects. When I saw the spleen stroke identified as a .7, I thought, "What's going on here? Why is it so thick?"

Are you on a M1 or later, or the older ones?

I have an M1.

Well I just uninstalled Moho completely, wiped out any trace of moho, lost marble, and even smith micro from my libraries etc...
Clean reinstalled, with a new custom folder. I create a brand new file, and still the same bug.

So it's definitely not my particular system or user prefs.

Are you sure on your end if you draw a single square on a new file, turn off scale compensation and try a cmd+R, stroke width looks the same for you?

Nicohk92 wrote: ↑Thu May 02, 2024 3:19 pm Well I just uninstalled Moho completely, wiped out any trace of moho, lost marble, and even smith micro from my libraries etc...
Clean reinstalled, with a new custom folder. I create a brand new file, and still the same bug.

So it's definitely not my particular system or user prefs.

Gasp!

Nicohk92 wrote: ↑Thu May 02, 2024 3:19 pm Are you sure on your end if you draw a single square on a new file, turn off scale compensation and try a cmd+R, stroke width looks the same for you?

Okay, I just made a new project file. Scale compensation is ON. I made a rectangle.

When I turn scale compensation OFF, the strokes become thicker in the workspace. When I Preview, what you see is NOT what you get.

With scale compensation ON, what you see is what you get.

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I just made a new project file. I turned Scale Compensation OFF, first thing. I made a rectangle.

When I turn scale compensation ON, the strokes get thinner. The Preview is correct.

When I turn the Scale Compensation OFF, the strokes get thicker. The Preview in incorrect at this point. It shows the thinner strokes.

Oh no.

Yep so you have the same bug.

I'm only talking of scale compensation OFF.

Hopefully they fix it soon...