Arceom

I believe Jowday is talking about the stroke/fill color at the very bottom of his example (based on the thread he referenced), not the Color Picker Tool (eye-dropper icon). I second the suggestion.

is this what you are talking about?

Not sure I understand your use-case, but you can for sure use compounds to perform boolean operations on other shapes/compounds and change boolean modes of individual shapes inside the compounds. compound_2.mp4

Alt+Click on boolean operation will create a compound that you can modify later Create Compounds

Dont know this would help but I do it by selecting "none" as color and then checking "auto-load" on the context bar.

As a workaround I suggest using fontbase, it has google fonts integration and you can turn on/off the fonts per project.

[Pen Tool > Drag + Alt on node] will do the trick. Desktop_2020_05.09_-_09_54_47_01.mp4

It's for the Point Transform Tool, shortcut F; also for the Transform Panel

not sure I understand, do you mean using an object as a frame for text? that's already possible

Working with swatches I've observed these little additions would be very useful. Ability to... 1.- Select multiple swatches from color panel when no object is selected; so you can quickly delete, group, or move swatches between pallets. 2.- Delete selected swatches with keystroke. 3.- Create color groups inside a pallet, kind of like how groups are displayed in layers panel. This would help with organization and is more intuitive than jumping between pallets. 4.- UI visual aid to indicate if the color shown in stroke/fill is global, spot or overprint. 5.- UI visual aid to indicate if loaded in eyedroper is global, spot or overprint. 6.- Preview color chords before commiting them to the pallet. Other color-related suggestions: 1.- Apply global color to object when sampling with eyedrop tool from an object with global color. Currently, when you copy the global color from another object, it is a non-global version of that color. 2.- Linked colors (as described in others posts).

I can confirm the same bugs.

Are you using right alt? alt right is ctrl+alt.

No es posible hacerlo en Affinity, algunas personas utilizas el software gratuito inkscape para realizar los trazados automáticos así como algunas otras cosas (como distorcionar texto). Creo que los desarrolladores han comentado en el pasado que desean implementar esa función en Affinity Designer en un futuro.

Same happens to me, it seems there are a bunch of bugs related to windows ink.

I've tried all day to find a fix for these problem too, it started with the 1.8 update both for Photo and Designer (havent tried Publisher). Already tried: Changing "Pen Setting" in windows 10 Changing "Pen and Touch" in control panel Enable and disable Windows Ink in the Wacom Tablet Properties Panel. No matter what I did, I always presented a combination of: Annoying flick circles with right click, no pen pressure, right click not working for straight nodes in pen tool; or alt+L-click+R-click for brush size not working. Is it possible to rollback to 1.7.3 while this is fixed?