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Interestingly, this is one bit where we've definitely got an undeniable advantage over our competitors... the video that I took of the iPad version running on my iPad Air 2 at Christmas was actually the full version of Designer running on an iPad - every single function that was in the desktop version would work on the iOS version straight away - all we needed to do was add a nice UI and then you'd have an iOS version of Designer that could do everything your desktop version could do - and handoff between desktop and iOS versions at will. We deliberately built a separation between the front-end (that runs on a specific device and presents the UI to the user) and the back-end (that does all the work and contains all the tools and commands) and because of this our back-end builds and runs on the iPad without changing any of its functionality at all :)  We even originally wrote our view pan and zooming on an iPad to make sure it would be fast enough for if we ever decided to release it! :)
 
The future is going to be very interesting... :)
 
Thanks,
Matt

Unfortunately the only workaround is to stack duplicates of the objects with different fills and strokes and blend modes... I recently posted a feature request to allow independent blend mode for fill vs. stroke.... that alone would be wonderful, we can worry about multiple fills and strokes after that :)

Haha! I have an iPhone 5S, that would be sick to see, Affinity on a smartphone!!! I'd love to see Adobe on an iPhone; heck they couldn't even get FLASH to run decently, imagine getting Illustrator, LMAO! C'mon, let's see the 5S video, Matt...!!!
 

well, they created it.... they can do whatever they like really  :D  but they are good people, they listen to their customers constantly, that's what i hear. I know this app is in good hands!!  :lol:
 
@MattP any comments about releasing a dedicated AD app for iPhone as well?? :huh:  just wondering

iPad Air runs almost the same as shown in my video - I was using an iPad Air 2, but AndyS was also developing it at the same time on his iPad Air - and there was not much in it in the real world :)
 
It even ran well on my iPhone 5S :D