the_krkn

I would say it's not so much inverting the mask that's needed, you just need to be able to create a mask, draw white shapes/brush on it to reveal, and draw black shapes/brush to hide what's below. Right now, if I select the mask layer and try to draw a shape or brush on it, it just creates a new layer. Ideally, like Illustrator, I want to have just a layer that you can add shapes or brushes to, and the color and opacity determine what is masked and what is shown.

I would also like to see this fixed in the Desktop version, or have an option between relative and absolute when it comes to power duplicating. I can't think why relative percentages is the default anyway. It's not a bad effect, but if I want to create concentric shapes spaced evenly apart (which is what I'm trying to do now - duplicating circles, each one 8px larger than previous), it would be possible to do a dozen shapes in a few seconds. As it is now, I have to duplicate, then manually change the size in the Transform panel.

Figma does this really well I think. In Figma, you rename one layer, and then hit tab and it moves to the next layer's name, so you just type-tab-type-tab to rename as many layers as you want, and tab multiple times to not edit particular layers (basically like tabbing through an online form).