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  1. Done! And just for good measure: the brush nor the duplication caused any blur, I made shure to check this before merging. Anyhow: many thanks, you saved me a lot of unsatisfactory hassle & frustration (I was getting ready to export layered artwork to single layer tiffs and importing them back to continue working on them)
  2. Illustrator here, doing a lot of black and white line illustrations & graphic novel work, just dropped in to say that I was one of the users preplexed by the merging feature blurring my crisp linework. Thank you @NotMyFault for enlightening me.
  3. Yes, thank you. The rasterising is what I seem to have missed. Added a shortcut to do this efficiently. To help me understand: a new pixel layer is not by default rasterised? and every time I edit something on a layer I will have to re-rasterize the layer. Is this also the case when I just add brushstrokes?
  4. What am I missing? I drew the image below, copied the layer, then merged down tried different settings of pixel alignment, same blurry result (copied and merged the image ten times, to make the blurring obvious. In my workflow I frequently draw on new layers that are later merged down so I would like to find a way to have no blurring, I get lost in the layers when there are too many)
  5. This happens consistently. Just clicking the mesh warp tool. The same happens in Publisher when using the Photo-persona. Affinity Photo 2.0.3 but the same in earlier V2
  6. space-command-option-click for zooming out skips a few pages down on a mac. This has been bugging me for a long time.
  7. Any news on this? I have the same issue and every update I hope it is fixed. Noticed this: when the first page of a document is selected in the Pages-tab, zooming out works correctly. Any other page selected, the skipping down on zooming out happens.
  8. Thanks guys, this helps. When you say "curves", you are not referring to the curves-adjustment, but to the general blend options of the layer, right? This:
  9. Is there a way I can remove the red lines without having to resort to inpainting/healing/erasing? Some combination of adjustments & masks perhaps. I am not very experienced with color and tonal work. Red lines do not have to go completely, just be less prominent. Any help or pointers to an elegant solution will be very much appreciated. Peace!
  10. Oh thank you, this has been bugging me and I never even thought of trying to type % in the box. Just found it strange that there was no scaling by percentage. Never actually bugged me enough to go looking into it. Thanks guys.
  11. I found this in the Publisher bug section, so all is good: I am not alone, and it is being looked at. Thanks for checking it on Windows!
  12. When I use spacebar-option-click to zoom out, Publisher jumps to the ( bottom of the) next spread.Which means that every time I zoom out to get an overview of the spread I am working in, I haver to scroll back up. Spacebar-option-scrollwheel works fine, command-minus also. Anyone else has this? Is it a feature I am misunderstanding or a bug? iMac OS Catalina
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