By default VectorStyler uses Metal for rendering and image filtering operations. Metal support is recommended but not required. The MacOS version should be 10.11 or newer. More memory helps when creating complex designs or illustrations.Īn Intel Core i5 or i7 processor with 4 cores and hyper-threading is recommended as VectorStyler makes extensive use of multiple threads. A minimum of 8GB of system memory is required. VectorStyler has been tested on a 2010 iMac and functions well on old hardware also. The Mac computer can be a desktop, laptop or mini, preferably a model newer than 2014. VectorStyler is a native MacOS application and requires a Mac computer with MacOS installed to run. It's a bit slower on older Macs, but it's worth trying I believe. It's got everything from envelope warp, mesh warp, path warp, select by., gradient mesh, whatever you think of, it's probably there. It's such a nice, feature packed tool that I have to mention it.
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You can also use Vector Styler for Mac, that is currently in a free beta. Whip up some artsy part-naked-woman-part-panorama-part-animal-with-horns-and-wings that nobody gets for the pretend shipping box to display on the online store, put in the warp tools and call it version 2 then charge for it, you can't maintain v1 forever-not that I'm complaining-but we need the tools, though. To the Serif team: PLEASE HURRY UP WITH THIS. I don't understand how people willingly pay monthly for that ****, it's like bondage without the fun. It makes no 🤬 sense, things get locked up with other things like if there's was a magic passphrase needed to be said out loud or something. And, if I'm bad in Designer I suck in Illustrator.
Actually no format it exports imports well on Illustrator. Illustrator did work on my version of macOS, and was wrong earlier, Designer can't export.
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