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and this setting makes i feel some things what i dont want bigger theri guis are fine. becouse of this should part of program not whole operating system. i understand drawing many icons again is hard.

this mess things with some things. this should be in induvival apps becouse some gui works fine in 100% but not all programs. like Presonus Studio One and WIndows 10 pro works fine but sametime Affinity Photo/Publisher (i dont yet have have Designer) does not. programs sohuld give different size gui elements itself. at least this current one and one what is for example 150% bigger.

Add barcode tool as there is now added one little related feature. makes lot easier make books and such.
 

Sain asiani tehtyä toisella tapaa käyttämällä gradientmap työkalua.

I rotated them with transform panel. and some cases like this 90 step is suitable but not this current one is suitable is 30 degree. and i typed value and it changed to this other. and 90 is start positon angle. then others are different amounts of 30 degrees from orignal postion like one is 30 from it ,next is 60 and third is 90 etc. also pie size is 30.00003 even i entered 30. is this almost like opposite rounding.

I mean there is lines what go red/green etc where elements positioned "same" postions. i mean snapping guides is they fully accurate no near values allowed? like 0.0001 is not seen any other value or example 0.0002.these numbers are example. is lot more useful if is fully exact value needing. at least now i feel is such. becouse some postions in pdf is hard measure anyway to postion things with math what i needed my older tools do such.
 

 

In APhoto v2
Make a 20cm x 20cm rectangle
Use transform panel to place rectangle at desired coordinates, over image
Use Select > Selection from Layer and Delete (to marquee select the rectangle & delete it)
Activate Crop Tool (which, in this instance will automatically crop to selection)
 
 

this way i cannot do SRGB image direclty K image (in speffic CMYK what name i dont remember but i found info easily). but my technique works. converting rgb to cmyk and do after it cmyk is not wise i feel becouse there is two times cutted colours then i feel is good do speffic greyscale conversion in rgb side. first conversing reduces colours. other usage likely newer happen but other likely if i use one company make black and white books.(they want material speffic cmyk profile in only k chanel to do black white books exact same profile what used cmyk projects but difference is this)
 

Alternately, you can just click & hold on the tool icon & after a second or two the flyout will open.
I wish the triangle was larger so it would be easier to click on it, & that it was also a bright contrasting color so it would be easier to see.

and this setting makes i feel some things what i dont want bigger theri guis are fine. becouse of this should part of program not whole operating system. i understand drawing many icons again is hard.

this mess things with some things. this should be in induvival apps becouse some gui works fine in 100% but not all programs. like Presonus Studio One and WIndows 10 pro works fine but sametime Affinity Photo/Publisher (i dont yet have have Designer) does not. programs sohuld give different size gui elements itself. at least this current one and one what is for example 150% bigger.

i think key simulation realiely easy. but huge thanks.

Add symmetry vector based tools.

Thanks, got it.
Here's an example of using two macros for making editing less clunky.

rgb2hsl2rgb.mp4 Yes, these kinds of files just become easily quite huge so it might be a good idea just to delete the intermediate stages once finished.
Below are the two macros that I use on the video. I have not created many .afmacros so I am not sure if they should always be initiated somehow to ensure proper behavior. Well, it is not difficult to re-record, hope these give an idea how to do it. 
RGB2HSL_PrepareEdit.afmacro
RGB2HSL_FinishEdit.afmacro
EDIT: I have no idea if the live filters are actually saved within a macro (as I have saved them as presets), could someone confirm!

Updated. Template now works with V2.

On Windows, G'Mic plugin could be used to decompose layers into many different channels:

It is not possible to output split channels onto layers when using Affinity Photo, but the files are saved onto disk and then opened for manipulation. Recomposition could not be done via G'Mic, because multiple layer input cannot be used, but the recomposition can then be done e.g. by composing an RGB image from spare channels created from grayscale separations and then using the live filter.

Yes. One way is to use the Channels panel to transfer the lightness of each monochrome image to the respective L, A and B channels of a new Pixel object.
Place the three monochrome images into a LAB document and use Rasterise command to convert them to Pixel objects. Name the Pixel objects "L", "A" and "B" (without the double quotes). Run the attached macro which will generate a composite Pixel object named "LAB". L, A & B to LAB.afmacro

C, M, Y & K to CMYK.afmacro

Post file i can get it happen again but i feel never happened again and if remember but i try remember post such case.

i am they (i am non binary) but thanks for list.

what i read upslash is is free still when read licence terms. at least earlier when i asked their photos unaltered means mainly postcards and posters what they sayed to me. i think you should ask their details for licence. i think if you use it book is altered how i understanded their licence is partly your design not pure original image anymore but i recommend ask them becouse licence things are complex. tell you situation i bet they help as they helped me for my unique case.

really nice when we know this not real natural media painting program.

Use something like the Pie Tool with the same dimensions as the circle then superimposed that on top the circle
You can adjust both angles on the pie tool (in the context toolbar) and then add text to that

really nice when we know this not real natural media painting program.

Custom brushes + overlay