Thank you for considering that addition.

Yes, the intentional use of shearing can be quite an esoteric action. But, from experience in the 2D world, those times you want an interesting "slant" on something rears it's ugly head when you least expect it.

In the case of correcting unwanted shear, I deal with that on a constant basis when working with oblique fonts and logotype creation.
The best way I was trained (and the course that makes the most sense) is to first use Skew to get it to something as close to straight as possible, then work on Aligning points and curves.

MoI's on-the-fly construction guides and Alignment functions are crucial for OCD driven designers such as myself. ;-)

Mike

Hi Michael,

Did you make the Shear command? (or skew command yet?) I want to skew a square! ( I already did it with other methods but I think if there was access to Skew or Shear command that would be good!)

Now with the V5 on the horizon could we have it?

if such a function already exists, let me know about it :-)

_Psygorn

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Hi Psygorn,

> Did you make the Shear command? (or skew command yet?) I want to skew a square!

Sorry no not yet.


> Now with the V5 on the horizon could we have it?

There's a good possibility. I won't know for certain until I dig into it some.

- Michael

Yes PILOU,

I was able to do it the way u showed, However, I thought there would be a command for it.

Hi Michael,

Thanks for your reply,

-Psygorn