Virtual Graph Paper

Hi there,
Thank you for the feedback!
Your #1-3 suggestions have been on the to-do list for a while. It's going to take a while longer, but I hope to add them in the coming months.
As for #4: when you buy the app with a one-time purchase, you get access to future releases. But note the app doesn't ...

That's unfortunately not possible at the moment, but it's coming in one of the next updates.

There are a couple of workarounds you could try:
1. Changing the grid size and/or subdivision to accommodate the required size. You could also change it just for the specific measurement and then change it ...

Hi,

This is now available using the Grid Fill plugin (see under Setup)

Hi there,
I'm not familiar with Cricut and what formats it supports. However, saving your work as SVG from VGP should produce a file that you can import into Illustrator. There might be small inconsistencies though.

Hi!
This is an often requested feature and I'm working on adding it soon.
In the meantime, you could see if using Select + Duplicate can speed up your process.

Unfortunately that's not supported at the moment, but it could be a nice feature for a future release.

Thank you for this great bug report!

The issue should be fixed now. You might have to hold Shift while refreshing the page to make sure you get the latest version.

Hi, the bug when editing symbols should be fixed now!

You might have to hold Shift while refreshing the page, or use an Incognito window, to make sure you get the latest version.

Hi Reed,

I replied on your other thread, but I'll repeat it here for future reference:
You should be able to find the Save button on the right-hand menu. Then choose "as online sketch" to save your work to your online account (assuming you are logged in).

Thank you for bringing this up!

While I work on a more robust solution, I can offer you another workaround:
Use the circle tool with snapping turned on to place the center point, then hold shift while choosing the radius. This should allow you to make a more precise point than the freehand tool ...