The user can force transformation instead of resizing by checking 'Uniform scaling' checkbox.If there are multiple objects with non-uniform transformations are selected, then the objects are transformed, that is stroke width is affected. If it is possible, then changing the size, resizes of the shapes (that is stroke width is not changed). The user can always see the the size and offset of the bounding box of the object in a label.The transformations are applied in the following order:.That is, there is no Apply button: all the values are modified directly. The options edit the matrix directly, not just combine new values with the existing matrix (like Inkscape does).That is, all the values are the relative coordinate system of the parent group. Transform options change the current relative matrix of the object.If the current object is not text, buttons for baseline alignment are not visible.They might also be available in the selection tool options as a popup menu.Anignment options are moved into a separate docker.Alt+drag allows you to start a rubber band without accidentally selecting and moving a shape.Shift+drag cannot remove the object from the current selection.Shift+drag *adds* objects to the current selection.the color of the rubber band changes depending on the direction/selection mode.Rubber-band drag selects depending on the dragging direction.When multiple objects are selected, then shape properties should be combined.

Shape Properties docker should be merged into Tool Options docker.Shown right next to the Selection Tool in the toolbox.Vector Editing Tool (previously Path Editing Tool).Switching Selection Tool and Vector Editing Tool manually.Switching between Selection Mode and Edit Mode should work in both directions with:.Path Editing Tool -> Editing Tool (also called 'Editing Mode').Shape Manipulations Tool -> Selection Tool (also called 'Selection Mode').Shape editing tool doesn't show any gradient editing handles.Selection tool shows Gradient handles, when fill/stroke selection tab is active.In every vector tool the user should be able to select/switch the shapes.Backward compatibility with older Krita vector object is not expected.(2-nd priority) Krita saves object styles as CSS style sheets inside SVG itself.Therefore the GUI should have an option for inherited state Transformations and styling options can be inherited (as per SVG).Krita writes SVG xml data manually in the shapes themselves.Krita reads SVG xml manually using SvgParser class created by Jan.Here I will sum up all the requirements we gathered during the sprint Vector System Requirements General

Krita change color of text