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This is brilliant! I did some sketching with it today, and it works beautifully. Thanks for the tip!

That makes sense too. However it's implemented, I think the functionality would be very useful to a lot of people.

@HuniSenpai I could see that being helpful but it's not exactly what I'm saying. First, an Isometric grid would be 30° angles, not 45°. Secondly, it seems like it would be most flexible if it aligned to the grid angles that you set under View > Grid and Axis Manager. Under the default set up, this would lock your brush at 0° and 90°, and maybe 45° could be added here as well. But if you set up an advanced grid, like an isometric grid, it would lock to those custom angles. Another option would be to add a checkbox that says "Lock brush to grid angles" and leave the shift functionality as is.

I would love a feature that would lock brush strokes to Isometric angles, similar to how Procreate does this. A possible way this would work is: When the a grid is turned on and the Shift key is being held, align strokes to the grid angles. So if the isometric grid or some other grid is turned on, whatever those angles happen to be, the stroke would lock on to the closest angle of the initial direction. Happy to provide additional clarification if needed. Thanks!

@bici Great to know! Thanks for the response.

@Patrick Connor Thank you so much. I wasn't sure if this was the best place, but figured I would give it a shot. I will try Facebook.

Hi everyone! I am considering creating templates for Affinity Publisher and perhaps their other apps. It would be helpful to get some idea about the following: What type of template are you looking for (magazine, brochure, book, etc)? If there are similar InDesign templates to what you want, please share a link. How much would you be willing to pay for a high quality template like you are looking for? This will help me gauge where to focus my energy. Thanks in advance! Gabriel