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The issue was that when the fill strokes were merged into the drawing, the `fill_opacity` attribute would be created on the drawing (when it didn't exist before) and initialized to 0. This meant that all previously drawn fill strokes would disappear. The fix manaully initializes the `fill_opacity` attribute on the target geometry before calling `join_geometries`. Ideally this could be something the attribute system handles or the `join_geometries` function takes care of by getting some information about how to initialize attributes. Pull Request: https://projects.blender.org/blender/blender/pulls/130442
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