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Rotation with Decimal Degrees #552
DannyDesignStudio
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@DannyDesignStudio, thank you. Part of this exists already: when you drag on the rotation circle and hold Shift, the turn snaps every 11.25°, your example. But you are right about the rest: the angle was stored with one decimal, so 11.25° became 11.3°, and the field showed whole degrees. It now keeps two decimals, so 11.25° stays 11.25° in the field and when you turn with Shift on the rotation circle. It comes with the next release. I tried it in the number field in the browser, but I did not drag the rotation circle itself. |
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It works great, thank youVerstuurd vanaf mijn iPhoneOp 18 okt 2026 om 19:00 heeft Stefan ***@***.***> het volgende geschreven:
@DannyDesignStudio it is out in 1.90.0: a rotation is stored with two decimals and shown in the number field, so 11.25 degrees stays 11.25, also when you turn the rotation circle with Shift held. Reload the page to get it; the installed app needs a restart.
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Currently, shapes can only be rotated in whole degrees, both using the blue rotation arrow and through the shape settings.
It would be useful if the software also supported rotation using decimal degrees.
A concrete example: the software uses standard angles of 22.5°. If you want to position a shape exactly halfway between 0° and 22.5°, you need an angle of 11.25°. Currently, this is not possible because the rotation snaps to either 11° or 12°.
My suggestion is therefore to allow decimal values in the rotation settings, such as 11.5° or 11.25°. Ideally, this level of precision should also be available when manually rotating a shape using the blue rotation arrow.
This would make it possible to position and align shapes much more precisely, especially when working with the standard 22.5° angles.
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