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  1. I didn't do the exact version. But the videos really helped. So I was able to solve it.
  2. Thank you! I'll study and see how far I get. I wasn't able to find these great vids so this is a boost.
  3. Hi all, I am trying to bulk create mock ups using a .psd with smart objects. Looking for any help to automate but am running into confusion between batch vs macro. here’s what I do manually: 1. Open mockup 2. Double click smart object. 3. In the embedded file click File > Place from a source file many different art files (by doing a multi file select from source folder) 4. In embedded file, Click on canvas once for each art file (eg if 20 art files, click 20 times to get the files to place) 5. In embedded file, Multi select all art file layers and resize. 6. In embedded file, Go to top layer, double click layer name and copy to clip board. 7. Go to main mock up file, export as jpg, paste file name to export. 8. Back to embedded file, select top layer. Delete. Repeat step 6-8 for each. I’m finding macro won’t let me do step 2, 4, 6, 7 or 8. Perhaps I’m thinking about this all wrong?
  4. Hello, I'm trying to open a .psd file and getting this error: Error: "The file could not be parsed. Unsupported color mode: multichannel" Any ideas? I believe file was created in photoshop but it shouldn't matter right? File should open...
  5. How can I bend the lines of a geometric shape? As in below, want to make the lines sag between the points so it's not so straight. ...(without going to Aff Photo>warp . I want to preserves it's editability) TIA!
  6. Carl123! you did it! the generic profiled made white be white and blue be blue! So should I just leave the generic as my default monitor setting now?
  7. OK, this did it! I now have blue looking blue, white looking white grey looking grey! miracle! So should I just leave the generic sRGB IEC61966-2.1 as my monitor default?
  8. Mark - yes, here's Devices tab. I couldn't figure out how to attach icc profile. I found it in the folder you advised but when clicked on it to open nothing happened. When I right click, I get option to install as well as other choices?? See image below.
  9. I included those in the original thread. Screen shots is the only way I could communicate the issue
  10. Appears I'm already set to that? The colors are only showing wrong within Affinity. They look correct everywhere else.
  11. I don't think it's my monitor. In looking at the images everywhere else, on Chrome, in Win Explorer, on this thread, they look accurate. Blue looks blue and white looks white. It's only in AD that white is off-white and blue is green and dark blue is gray....so weird. These are my color profiles in Win:
  12. PLEASE HELP - The colors in Aff Des are off and I can't resolve. Blue appears Green in AD. Mockup is Blue, on right, Here's what I'm doing: 1. I download the mockup file and open mockup in AD,. 2. Use dropper to get color sample, write down the color #s 3. Doubleclick color swatch in another AD File to set color #'s to new file. But color is nowhere near blue, very green. Even when I open mockup in AD, it's green Navy appear dark gray in AD Dark Gray is appearing VERY dark green in AD White tshirt (on the right below) not matching in AD. White is off-white I have uploaded mockup files to this post for samples. I am set to sRGB in doc settings
  13. Thanks all. I think the MS paint thing just added confusion. My settings are right in doc and app pref, sRGB and RGB/b. Its confusing to my eye that royal blue goes thru greys, then browns (or yuck green...or whatever the name). I can't tell if it's my eyes or screen or what...I would think as I reduce blue and move towards the Black / White range, I would end up with a true gray.
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