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    tristanbay got a reaction from habahu in Please implement a freeform gradient tool into Designer   
    This is a feature that has likely already been requested to be added, but I searched the forums and didn't notice anyone posting this same sort of request.
    In CC 2019, a REALLY nice gradient feature got added to Illustrator called the Freeform Gradient. The way you use it is you add different points for the gradient to follow. You can make them different colors, make gradient paths using points, and even adjust how much those colors spread from those points. Unfortunately, Designer doesn't have this feature yet and I would really like to see it implemented soon because it seems like such a nice way to make gradients. There are also gradient meshes, but it seems like Designer doesn't have these either, even though these seem a bit harder to work with on average.
    I don't use Illustrator currently, but I have in the past and I think Affinity Designer lacks some of the features that Illustrator does. There are a couple more things that I can think of that I don't see an option for in Designer, but there is one for in Illustrator. I can make 1 or 2 separate posts about those, though.
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    tristanbay got a reaction from Kozaluss in Not really loving the "re-engineered expand stroke feature"   
    You guys are saying that graphic designers will love the accuracy of the expand stroke feature when it can't even properly expand the stroke of a 45/45/90 triangle that's been rotated 45°. Is this a bug? Please fix this asap (and please add envelope distort and offset path as well).
    affinity_problem_lq.mp4
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    tristanbay reacted to Gabe in Geometry tools slightly distort shapes as well as slicing them   
    Hi @tristanbay,
    Sorry for the delayed reply. 
    This is not a bug. Those are not perfect geometric circles, but a curve with 4 bezier nodes. When dividing, it cannot be 100% accurate - You are zoomed in to 75000%, so this is expected.
    Thanks,
    Gabe. 
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    tristanbay reacted to R C-R in Geometry tools slightly distort shapes as well as slicing them   
    As I understand it, the developers hope to add ellipses/circles defined by their actual geometry (radii, I suppose) at some point, but there is no ETA for that.
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    tristanbay got a reaction from mondze in Geometry tools slightly distort shapes as well as slicing them   
    The algorithms for some of the geometry tools seem to be slightly off when calculating where the finishing shapes should be. In the video, I placed a blue circle under the red one to show that the combined shapes to be divided before I do it don't match the combined shapes after I hit "Divide."
    geometry_tool_problem1.mp4
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    tristanbay got a reaction from SrPx in Please implement a freeform gradient tool into Designer   
    This is a feature that has likely already been requested to be added, but I searched the forums and didn't notice anyone posting this same sort of request.
    In CC 2019, a REALLY nice gradient feature got added to Illustrator called the Freeform Gradient. The way you use it is you add different points for the gradient to follow. You can make them different colors, make gradient paths using points, and even adjust how much those colors spread from those points. Unfortunately, Designer doesn't have this feature yet and I would really like to see it implemented soon because it seems like such a nice way to make gradients. There are also gradient meshes, but it seems like Designer doesn't have these either, even though these seem a bit harder to work with on average.
    I don't use Illustrator currently, but I have in the past and I think Affinity Designer lacks some of the features that Illustrator does. There are a couple more things that I can think of that I don't see an option for in Designer, but there is one for in Illustrator. I can make 1 or 2 separate posts about those, though.
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    tristanbay got a reaction from Glicky in Please implement a freeform gradient tool into Designer   
    This is a feature that has likely already been requested to be added, but I searched the forums and didn't notice anyone posting this same sort of request.
    In CC 2019, a REALLY nice gradient feature got added to Illustrator called the Freeform Gradient. The way you use it is you add different points for the gradient to follow. You can make them different colors, make gradient paths using points, and even adjust how much those colors spread from those points. Unfortunately, Designer doesn't have this feature yet and I would really like to see it implemented soon because it seems like such a nice way to make gradients. There are also gradient meshes, but it seems like Designer doesn't have these either, even though these seem a bit harder to work with on average.
    I don't use Illustrator currently, but I have in the past and I think Affinity Designer lacks some of the features that Illustrator does. There are a couple more things that I can think of that I don't see an option for in Designer, but there is one for in Illustrator. I can make 1 or 2 separate posts about those, though.
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    tristanbay got a reaction from PanthenEye in Me talking about/demonstrating problems with how AD deals with color   
    This is a video of me talking about a couple of the problems with how Designer deals with color, and likely Affinity Photo as well.
    And this video should explain at least somewhat well why the gradients are too dark.
    If there are any Affinity devs active here, a response/acknowledgement of the problem/solution from them would be appreciated. Thanks!
    P.S. Shortly after I made this vid, I actually did go and buy AD. So I hope even more now that these problems get fixed. Like the point I tried to make in the video, would these issues really be that hard to program out?
     
    affinitydesignerproblem.mp4
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