What caused a relook at this issue for me was the release of a new version of Lazy Nezumi Pro. In Fawn Creek, there are 3 comfortable months with high temperatures in the range of 70-85°. If a line is draw that doesn't conform to the fixed angle I simply undo and then draw it again more purposefully and it then constrains to the angle. If VP4 isn't set, the perspective ruler's current center position will be used to choose one. In cases where there are many solutions, an optimal solution will now be found by first setting VP4 to the diagonal of VP1/VP2. In other words, if I'm using "misc - fixed angle lines' and attempt to draw a circle I can but that breaks the process temporarily out of the ability to draw constrained to fixed angles. This update adds improvements to the perspective match algorithm. It isn't clear to me what is allowing the hooked window to lose its connection.Īt first glance it seems to be when drawing really fast without concern for where the pen tip is interacting with the screen.Įdit: I find I don't have to redrop the icon to rehook the window but rather just start drawing again taking the nature of the Lazy Nezumi drawing mode in mind to account for the processing of the lines. Once dropped everything works again as expected.
I do note that on occassion the hook is lost and the LN icon has to be dropped into the target window again. This does appear to fix the hooking bug with Nezumi Pro.
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