Look in the Help File under:

Using fills and strokes
> Define custom brush strokes


To create a brush stroke from an image, you need a bitmap image.
Open the image you want to use for the brush stroke in your document.
Select the Selection tool in the Tool palette (or press V).
Select the image, point to Stroke on the Object menu, and then click Define Image Stroke.
The Define Image Stroke dialog box opens.

yes, you must set the Fill to this
Fill is the left one, Stroke the right.

The vector brushes also have a lot to offer.
Use one as a brush stroke (left) and make the stroke size very large (right).
An old Illustrator trick to create an interesting pattern.

Yep that is that! :) THX!

So a very smart one prog simple and efficient! :) Not a gas engine! That's cool!

On my picture of the day! ;)

Moi3D + Textures from the fabulous free Online! Vervette SandBox By Taron! http://www.taron.de/Vervette/sandbox/
Render : the free SimLab Composer Lite! a "Keyshot like" but free !) (maxi 1920 *800) or if you take an old one (maxi 1920 * 1040)

https://www.simlab-soft.com/3d-products/simlab-composer-lite.aspx
https://www.simlab-soft.com/3d-products/simlab-composer-old-download.aspx?locale=en

For the Lite : just download the normal prog (not the "trial")

else the Brush without back ground "closed" :) (in French! :)

MagicaVoxel : Animation is coming soon!

https://twitter.com/i/status/1441827172952391684

How cool is this Snap!

I know it too. ;-)
Am a long time fan of logo and turtle graphic.

Here are some Snap! alterations.

"TurtleStitch", which can be used to create patterns
for embroidery machines, also generates the code to
Embroidery machines to control. You can export your design
export also as .SVG
Here is an example:
https://www.turtlestitch.org/run#cloud:Username=elise&ProjectName=stern

There are more examples on their website, all are
directly playable.


And "Beetle Blocks" turtle graphics in 3D.
Many examples on their website.
The created model can be exported as .OBJ and .STL.
In 2D Mode, Lines could be exported as .SVG
http://www.beetleblocks.com/

an Example:
http://www.beetleblocks.com/users/Jens/projects/Hilbert%20Cube

Btw. like the other Tools you mention also
Big Like !

Snap : With my last one Moi textured...
Minimalist listing :)
A long way to explore!

Astonished! By the language creator himself! :)

Indeed "Astonished " is the right word.
I have never seen this side of Snap! before.

Your 3D Version of Beetle Blocks is some cool! (stl OBJ export ! )

Bonus! :)
https://microblocks.fun

Yes, i know :)

Dont forget you could, in 2D Mode, also
save curves as .SVG.

But TurtleStitch has also something to offer. :)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K6ra5ThxkrE

Ah yes i have made this one! :)
Works like a charm except you must convert the SVG! (I use Affinity to PDF to Moi)

Nice one, Pilou !

I would also like to mention that Snap!
can also run offline.
But only within a Browser.

Here is the Link:
https://snap.berkeley.edu/offline

yes of course but you are not sure to use the last version of Snap with the local one! ;)

In the other side maybe it's run a little more speedy when you use images! :)

else the famous one!


and the direct Snap online prog (only 2D of course)
https://snap.berkeley.edu/snap/snap.html#present:Username=jadga&ProjectName=collatz
Found on the Twetter of Jens Mönig! ;)
https://twitter.com/moenig

Maybe not so opposited! :)
Windows, Mac, Ipad
Terrific! Cad Free with export STL low res, 3MF

WOW!