[Floot select tool missing CTRL+Click functionality that will add to current selection]

I am so accustomed with CTRL+Click with other tools, that yesterday when I was trying to do this thing in affinity, it took me half an hour to to test ALT, SHIFT, CTRL and in different combinations, with no success.

Additionally, I tried to search for documentation, and I found this(which explicitly states that flood selection tool does not support this): Add to selection (Marquee/Freehand selection tools only)     CTRL+ALT-drag

which is specified here: https://affinity.help/photo/en-US.lproj/index.html?page=pages/Workspace/shortcuts.html?title=Keyboard shortcuts

I had no way to test what you said about LMB and RMB yet, will do ASAP, hopefully it exists, but nothing is specified about this combination. Do you see it there on the list, for selection, because I don't

[Floot select tool missing CTRL+Click functionality that will add to current selection]

Hi,

I am really amazed and I'm missing the basic functionality which exits in a lot other tools, which is to use flood select tool(Magic wand in paint.net) with CTRL+Click to add more selections to currently selected areas in the image. I really don't understand how this can be missing.

 

Thanks!

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Cool, thank you for the reply!

I'm the only user of the PCs, one is for gaming only(more powerful) and the other is everything else. Usually I do not use them in parallel.

Sometimes I would like to access editing either on one or the other machine depending on what I want to do and the one which is powered up, that's why I asked the question, so I don't have to power 2 PCs at the same time if I don't need the processing power of the gaming one.

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Hi,

I just bought Affinity Designer and Photo. I have 2 PCs at home, being the only user of them. One is with Win8 another with Win10. What is the licensing model for Affinity? Can I install the software on both machines, or I am allowed only on one machine to have them. I wasn't successful in finding this information on the website. I think it would be a good idea if you actually make it clear.

Thanks!