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can't you change this RMB + LMB command in the keyboard command settings ???

Forgive me if I ask you, but how can you do these things ??? This is exactly what I would like ... Similarly, the plug-in of the astute graphics subscribe ... How can we show these things to the AD developers? I believe that they should think of some design function a little more particular and precise. I'm not saying it should work like a CAD, but being a vector drawing software, a lot of drawing things should be able to do ...

yes also in windows the ALT key works this way (I didn't know, I have been using AD for a few days) however AD still has some things missing, but it is already clearly better than AI. Faster, more precise. Hopefully those of the Affinity will give you a wake up call that surpassing Adobe AI is almost done. I have always hated AI since I left freehand. Freehand was magnificent.

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Those of Affinity could change the RMB / LMB button with ALT on windows!

I tried and I succeeded, but the combination of the RMB + LMB keys in windows is hellish !!! Very uncomfortable like what ... there is no other solution?

I can't, like in your tutorial, pull the circle and point to the nodes of the 3 points of passage of the circumference why? Affinity Designer 2019-05-19 22-46-40.mp4

Excuse my question / request, surely many of you will have different theses about this question, but I was wondering: Analyzing the two software "Designer and Publisher" I could not, to my great astonishment, notice that Publisher is importing Designer files natively (as is right and normal), but above all once the Designer vector file has been inserted into publisher it is possible to modify the vector directly without having to reopen it in Designer and update the connection instance again. Which is missing even in Illustrator !!! I also noticed that "Publisher's interface and tools are very similar if not identical to those of Designer". So to make it short: Wouldn't it be better to create just one great software by combining "designer and publisher"? By adding in Designer, the few missing drawing features that Designer has. (I would also add that there are very few missing features, and in contrast to Indesign, in Publisher it is possible to manage vectors much better) So in the end we designers We should learn only 2 software (one of design / layout and the other of photo editing), but above all, images apart, we should not go back and forth between software. I imagine that many will say that the two software will have to have a life of its own, that everyone was born to do one thing and not the other. But on balance the reality is that Publisher really lacks few design tools, to function identically as designers. So why not integrate it?

hi I just found out about the existence of DrawPlus x8 !!! What is Drawplus x8 and what does it have to do with Affinity Designer?

+5 1. would be great if, unlike "AI" these subdivisions were equidistant from each other (would divide the track into equidistant points), it is that one could decide at the start in how many parts to divide the track (2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 ... 999) 2. It would also be nice instead (I do not know if it is already possible), reduce the number of points, simplifying the track only with the essential Nodes.

I'm trying to replicate the tutorial posted but it doesn't work for me. 1. I have a trace of a circle (in curves) 2. I select the ring, donut tool and with the selected curve trace I try to replicate the tutorial. Affinity Des. wants to create me a new Ring shape and not act on the selected path ... This thing only works if I already have a ring shape to work on!

is this function already present in Affinity Des? It would not be so bad in certain cases, but I would like to create an additional circle superimposed on the curve.

"since there is no automatic way to do it in the current Affinity apps"

video example 3 circle.mp4

forgive me but do you think that I do not know how to "geometrically" construct a circle passing through 3 points? I only ask for a simple and fast system (if it doesn't already exist) to draw a circle passing through 3 points, without having to do all that long geometric construction to find the center.

Hi in AD is it possible to view the separation of CMYK channels and additional spot channels as pantones and overprint as in the adobe suite?

This function is not present even in Illustrator AI. Currently I can do this with the plug-in of the Astute Graphics "SubScribe". In Affinity Designer how can I create a circle of a passing arc for 2 or 3 points? As in the picture. Given the arch in green, I would like to recreate the circle passing through that arch. If it is not possible, you could of affinity consider this function, in my opinion fundamental for vector graphics and technical drawings. Also create an arc passing through 3 points. Like the design of the tangents to curves ...