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Thanks for the headsup, that's really unfortunate

Hello, I used a mask on a layer group and got the result I wanted. The problem is, that I need to raster individual layers using the mask (affinity transform filter doesn't support masks). But when I copy the mask and assign it to the individual layers, I get an unexpected result. I get the same result when I duplicate the group and enable only one of the layers per copy (like in the attached layerstack(red)). My question is: Is this normal behavior and I'm missing something? I wasn't aware there would be a difference in individually applied masks and one mask used on multiple layers at once. Any ideas how I could handle this situation? Would be greatly appreciated. Best regards Layerstack: Target: Not target:

I need equally sized slices on export, but when I rastered a layer with a mask it was trimmed. I need to un-trim it. But how? I read resizing the document will also resize the layers, but it doesn't. Thanks for help

Bumping this. You can't use affinity for doing seamless textures with this literal seam included no matter what you do. But that's what I bought it for.

Hello, the gif shows what I mean. Look at the border row of pixels on the left to see the issue. The layer settings are completely untouched. How can I fix this? Update: When using a layer filled with solid color the issue isn't reproduced. Update 2: When importing images through drag&drop they get a semi-transparent border, which vanishes when the edges are snapped to the borders of the canvas. Unfortunately I can't reproduce the exact steps that lead me to the situation of the gif, but somehow things got messed up.

Hello, I use Affinity Photo mostly for making seamless textures, and the Affinity Transform filter is a crucial tool in this process. But I often pack multiple textures into one texture atlas, and after I did that, there is no way I can edit single parts of it, without creating a new file and coping the contents in there. It would be great if there was a checkbox "use layer content as bounds" or "selection as bounds", with which you could restrict the filter to a confined area on the canvas. Thanks for reading

thanks, now it works.

In the adapter settings I replaced the dell profile with the IEC1966 profile, but the saved file still looks differently. The document is set to the same profile. I mean, it's fine since the colors don't get changed by the program. But I can't do any meaningful color adjustments without seeing the true colors

What do I need to do in order to get matching colors? Thanks for help