I'm using Krita 2.8.1, and trying to edit the fill property of a vector shape, more-or-less as described here:
https://userbase.kde.org/Krita/Manual/VectorLayers#Editing_Fill_Properties
I can't find the "Stroke and Fill" docker, or anything with equivalent functionality.
Has this feature been removed, if not then where is it?
Thanks

Whoops, apparantly this is under tool options these days.

Select the shape with the object-selection tool(white arrow), and then it should be in the tool options.

I'll make a note to change that page

More specifically, I was looking for the fill rules for a self-overlapping path (sorry, I should have been more specific).
The tool options appears to have options for no fill, solid fill, gradient fill, pattern, colour and opacity, but not the even-odd or non zero.

I've got the same problem: The overlapping of vector forms subtracts the filling. There is no icon in the filling docker to change the setting. Has anybody got an idea?

deba wrote:I've got the same problem: The overlapping of vector forms subtracts the filling. There is no icon in the filling docker to change the setting. Has anybody got an idea?

Hi deba; you answer to an old thread from 2014, about a Krita 2.8.1. The software has changed a lot... Can you open a new thread and add a screenshot about "The overlapping of vector forms subtracts the filling", the version of Krita you use and the platform; so we get a better idea of the problem you have? Thank you.

@deba:

I've just tried overlapping filled vector shapes in various ways, after creation and during creation and there is no subtraction of filling that I can see. This may be a misunderstanding on my part (or your part). Any screenshot and more information would be helpful (in a new thread as Deevad recommended).