alienfruit

Interesting I have to checkout this .msix format and how it compares to good old .msi 🤔 Worked on tooling for the latter many years ago 
 

Are you saying that my Illustrator CS4 copy should be able to open Creative Cloud 2022 files? I don’t think that even didn’t work for Adobe software

Sorry for the slow reply to your helpful message! I had my birthday and been taking time off from the computer  

Thank you for taking the time answering my question and the time to go through the tutorials and whether they are possible to be achieved in Photo. Looks like I had higher hopes for some of the tutorials  I am going to try out the halftone tutorial based on your video now!
Do think these are nice tutorials that TextureLabs makes maybe the limitations you have listed above (e.g. use perlin noise with masks) will become possible in the future! Besides of that I really enjoy using the Affinity products. 

Hi @alienfruit,
Our apologies for the delayed response here!
Unfortunately there's no such resource that I'm personally aware of, my apologies.
This is all possible within Affinity Photo, besides being able to set the 'Fill' to 90% for the Halftone Dots layer, please see my below screen recording, unfortunately I do not have a microphone setup currently -
2021-05-10 11-06-01.mp4
Unfortunately Affinity doesn't support the 'Stroke' FX type (which may be possible to workaround using the Appearance Studio in Affinity Designer), however we also do not have a 'Shape Burst' option for a gradient fill, so I don't believe this to be possible in Affinity currently, my apologies.
I have tried to replicate this effect, the tutorial applies the 'Filters > Render > Clouds' option to a mask, Affinity Photo uses Procedural Textures to create similar Perlin noise effects, however we do not support applying these to mask layers currently, so equally I don't believe this to be possible.
The Undo Brush Tool in Affinity allows you to paint from other 'history' points (known as Snaphshots in Affinity) similar to the History Brush Tool in PS - however as you've mentioned this isn't possible to replicate in Affinity currently as we do not have an equivalent to the Art History Brush.
 
I hope this helps  

Hi there!
Well, more than a legend in a good sense, the first try of Microsoft to bring Internet Explorer to the "present" back then. I must say, I always liked this kind of Icons, so, I had a little time to play a little and try to reproduce Internet Explorer 7's Symbol:

May I will do Edge next... If anyone is interested, I attached the source file.
Hope you all are doing well.
Best regards!
Internet Explorer 7.afdesign