NaterXander

I didn’t choose bmp files, that’s just what the screenshots from the game were formatted as and I didn’t realize until I was on a different computer and it wasn’t working. Once I got back on the original computer and pulled them up in photo they worked perfectly fine. Not sure why they didn’t work when transferred to a second computer.

When I open this file the bmp images disappear. I can see them in the layers on the side and if I zoom out really far they reappear as well. But if I try to export them or anything, they just export as white. I've tried searching for hours on why it's doing this and how to fix it and can't figure it out. I saw multiple people say to go into the channels and right click on background alpha and select fill, but I don't have a background alpha channel for any of them. I'm losing my mind right now. Update: Adding pictures to better explain the issue. The canvas is completely white and doesn't show the image when zoomed in at any percentage higher than 50%. Below 50% zoom it will show the images. Doing any types of edits to the photo will reflect in the image until I zoom in above 50% again and then everything goes white. No matter what I do to the photo, exporting as any type exports it as a plain white box. Sims2Cars.afphoto

I've been working on a children's book from before the release of the v2 products. I've gone back to work on them some more with the v2 Designer and the brushes I use that come stock with the app are completely different between the two versions. Why is this? And how do I import the original version of them into the v2 Designer? I've attached what each of them look like between the two versions.

It pops up every time I lift my Apple Pencil from the screen, but it’s never anywhere near where my pencil started or finished the stroke, it’s just randomly in the center-ish of the screen and it’s very distracting. What is it, what is it for, and can I turn it off? IMG_0163.MP4

Thanks for the warm welcome! I assumed that was the case. Hm, guess I'll have to find another program to do it in that isn't Adobe. Or is there something in Designer that can sort of mimic the look of roughen? Have they mentioned anything at all about wanting to make it a feature after hearing the requests for it?

I don't want my vectors to be so flat and smooth, but I can't find a simple way to make them rougher. In Illustrator there is a transform option called roughen, which is nice and simple, but I really don't want to use Illustrator because their subscription service is stupid. and I love Affinity too much to use Adobe products. I just really can't figure out how to go about getting this effect on my vectors.