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Sorry about that Patrick, I was just confirming that my MBP was having the same brushes issue as the iMac described on page 1.

As well, the persistent problem with the Touch Pad and the Opacity slider is still not working. Everything else is working but I am finding a hesitation with the Touch Pad itself. Hasn't been a problem before.

I am having the same brush problem with my MBP Touch with Metal enabled. When I turn it off the problem goes away.

Just a note. It might help for these little nuances to be explained more fully in the help menu as it has taken days for this clarification. I love this product but was growing very frustrated as some of the more subtle aspect of your awesome product are difficult to find answers for. Some work differently then the desktop version. Just my 2 cents worth

Thanks for the clarification MEB. It should be noted that the command as I used It on my MBPT works from the document command in the menu ie flip vertical, and therefore was causing my confusion. Edit: OK as I am not on my laptop I see that there is a difference in the way that the Flip commands are issued. Under Document, the entire document is transformed. Under Arrange, individual layers are transformed. So it is just the wording that was creating a problem with my understanding of this issue on the iPad. But I do stand by my latest comment as the terminology is different.

I am commenting again on the potential of a bug hoping that a mod will view this and verify the issue I've outlined here.

Thank you for the vid explanation but there appears to be a problem when one uses the document functions. Watch, in both cases only one layer was selected 69F58A4E-A8A1-46B4-917D-F74EA41C5F3A.MOV

Thanks DM1 for your reply. I am not new to the iPad and perhaps this works with Designer but it doesn't appear to work in Photo. I selected only the layer that I wanted to flip in exactly the same manner I did in my previous post that explains how I did the same process on my MBPT. However on Photo on iPad it flips both layers. I have even gone to the extent of deselecting the other layer but when reselected both layers have flipped. As I described, the only way, on the iPad, that I can achieve the flip is to use the transform tool and drag down to actually invert the image. I have tried rasterizing the layer but without luck. So is this a glitch or what.

I can transform by using the drag option on the iPad as indicated by the following.

The question has probably been asked before but I can’t find the answer. I duplicated an image, then wanted to transform it vertically, however the transformation is applied to both images on the iPad. Can anyone suggest how to apply the transformation to only one image. This is what I was able to do on my MBPT successfully but cannot duplicated on the iPad Pro

OK, so this seems to only be an issue on Affinity on iPad Pro. I have just applied this transformation on my MBPT and it seems to work just fine. I will need to enter this question in the iPad area.

The question has probably been asked before but I can’t find the answer. I duplicated an image, then wanted to transform it vertically, however the transformation is applied to both images. Can anyone suggest how to apply the transformation to only one image.

From the answers it seems that there are some problems with Mojave and Affinity. The next question is whether these problems are being looked at and if and when there might be a more smoother interface between the two?

Thanks firstdefence for your input and caution. I think that I will wait a bit as you have advised.

Can anybody tell me how Affinity products are working on the new Mac OS Mojave. Should it be installed or should waiting for a bit be advised?