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Newoldschool

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  1. 1 hour ago, - S - said:

    With the above image, you should be able to put the adjustment layers in a group and mask the group.

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    Thanks S, but is not the same, that way adjustment layers are adjusting everything below them, what I"m asking (and other users too) is if there is in the current version a way to do the same thing that in the image I'm referring to.
    Do you use photoshop? is hard to me to explain in english what is happening in the image I quoted, but is not what you are saying, thanks anyway! :D

  2. On 7/22/2019 at 8:19 PM, jphthierry said:

    It still doesn't match PS. It's playing with a pixel layer all the time. The screenshot below might be clearer. What I am looking for is a way to clip an adjustment layer to another adjustment layer. The parent one is not tied up to a pixel layer. I thought of creating a mask and then nesting adjustments below it; but it does exactly what the video is showing: it hides all pixels below

    image.png.c8d1a30a46bf9897a4fb7992532f7d12.png

    Hi! Any news about being able to do this? I would like to try AP again, but  adjustment layers are very important to me, specially this feature of nested/clipped adjustment layers one inside the other (sorry for my english)

  3. First, I love Affinity Designer, but I do love a tool from Concepts app called Nudge, attached you can find a video showing how it works.

    And it’s not just for lines, is so fun to use it with complex art too!

    It’s an amazing tool, that makes so easy and interesting to edit vectors, and I believe is so revolutionary that Affinity Designer must have it (and improve it) so we don’t need to use Concepts instead.

     

    Sorry for my bad English,  thanks!

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