Angelos58

Thank you Dan C. yes I know how to draw a circle from the center, but I don’t know how conducting the extreme to a snap point. In affinity Designer for Mac that is possible with ctrl + cmd.

In Designer for Mac I can starting a circle from a center point and with cmd and ctrl moving the ray to a snap point. How can I do that on iPad? Also, without an hover function is very difficult with iPad select the starting point. There are app on iPad that make possible moving the finger or Pencil without drawing until the point is found.

Thank you for answer. has your screen protector an effect like drawing on paper? Do you use it with an iPad Pro? Could you, please, tell me the model?

No experiences?

Thank you Alfred, very clear. But then do you have to setting no fill and no stroke for the gray circle?

I’d like to know if you, my forum friends, use screen protector with paper effect and how do they work with Affinity Designer. around Google there are tons of review about different type of screen protector for designer, but it is difficult to understand how really goes.

Alfred, I didn’t understand exactly how do you use the gray circle for masking. I use a way maybe more hard. Could you explain it to me, please?

Thank you again, Alfred

Thank you very much DM1 yes, double tap up right corner.

Thank you Alfred and DM1. Yes it is, both. at moment I duplicate all and in the first copy make the strokes invisible and the fill colored, in the second copy I’ve opened the path and eliminate all fill and maintained only the strokes I need.

How may I eliminate from screen all palettes?

I’m on iPad and I want a vectorial draw.

Thank you Alfred, but I want to hide only the segment.

Thank you for answer. The segment is necessary because is a closed path, but I want to make it invisible. I’m very sorry but didn’t understand how masking or clipping. could you help me?

Is there a way to hide only a segment of a path, make it invisible or ...?

Thank you very much

Thank you for answer. Hope will be available for iPad version as soon as possible. could you tell me how does it work in general?

I’d like to add to precise informations of Alfred that you can also change the type of brush and sculpting the stroke by changing the pressure curve.

CIao Fabio. Il gesto delle due dita per annullare funziona benissimo, molto più problematico è l’uso della Apple Pencil, ma anche delle dita per lo spostamento o la selezione.

I confirm that even in my experience some operations not just moving objects, are particularly frustrating. This is due to the lack of appreciation of the potential of the iPad Pro laminated screen and the wonderful Apple Pencil. I wrote a post today in which I was referring to the lack of an instrument, it would be enough to associate a gesture, which allows to select all the nodes of a curve, after having selected only one. In this way the movement without deformation would be much easier. Ciao Matteo, sei italiano?

Thank you Alfred, could be useful a gesture, couldn’t it?

Is available a gesture for isolating layers (a substitute of Alt in desktop)?

Thank you. I think would be very very usefull selecting one node and then all the path nodes. Another question: why if I group some paths is not possible showing the perimetral nodes, but only move points?

Yes, I know. But, in same cases is very hard drawing a marquee. So I ask you: is there a way to select un node and extend the selection to all nodes of the same path?