jeffthewiz

@Gear maker @walt.farrell thank you for the response 😁 i get it know, its bit alot of workaround but i think i'm getting a hang of it. though would love too see same feature just like in the reference video. thank you again 👍🏻

@Gear maker In the Appearance section it displays strokes and fills, which it is more like a History. i have to duplicate each stroke to create new gradient. is there a way to apply multiple gradient by just stroking your mouse/pen?

@Gear maker i see, thank you for your reply will play around with the gradient with AD hope it will be implemented on AP. this good for creating shadows on objects and character creation. thank you

hello good day is there a way to apply multiple gradient with single layer? in Affinity Designer and Affinity Photo like in photoshop you can add multiple gradient in one layer in different sides of the object and selection. i've been using that method on adobe for a long time creating shadows in different sides of a selection and for objects. its good to have like that on affinity. refer to a video below: though the video is using single layer with mask, the method can also be use without using masks. its good for character/object shadows. cheers,

i just currently stumble upon on 'Edit in Designer' and 'Edit in Photo' what a useful option to edit vise versa between two affinity application, will purchase affinity publisher soon ^_^ mod please delete thread thank you

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i would suggest to have a vector persona for affinity photo, just like pixel persona in affinity designer, so that we could work on vector inside affinity photo and revert back to raster application when finish editing.

when i zoom in and zoom out in affinity designer it won't blur the layers and fonts but in affinity photo everything is blurred like fonts and layers when i zoom in and zoom out why is it that affinity photo when using zoom will blur the text and images? even it is not rasterized. any configuration settings to make the same output as affinity designer. please refer to the image below reason: because when i am editing i want to zoom in, view the text and layers clearly, even though it is not rasterize. thanks. ------------------------------------- affinity designer affinity photo