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  1. A little update just to report that yesterday I've experienced the unwanted straight strokes issue with Low Precision too, but the cursor didn't stuck.
  2. Hi LeeThorpe I made some new tests after your message. I'd say that resolution is not relevant. I usually work on 2500 x 3500px documents. The document in my video was 1990 x 2480px but I reduced it to 650 x 850px (rasterizing all pixel layers immediately after) and the issue was still there. You'll find my performance settings in the screenshot below, but I need to point out that I've tried with hardware acceleration both on and off. Also my CPU and RAM always run pretty low (CPU never exceeds 23% and RAM is fixed at 23-24%) despite the brush sluggishness (that increases up to the unbearable if all groups are expanded in Layers panel) and the fan spinning faster. The more layers are visible in Layers panel, the more the brush becomes sluggish and the easier it seems to occur to me, but this may be just an impression. About the brush it was a simple 16px round brush with 99% hardness, 10% spacing and 100% size jitter based on pressure. The last setting may be involved in the issue. With a simple round brush from basic category I only had it occur once (in several attempts) and after many many many strokes, whereas forcing pressure (activating the button next to "More" in the tool bar) 'caused it multiple times.
  3. There's no such a command, however I managed to clear the list with the one inside the program and... nothing changed. If I pin the document while it's open, I'll find it in the pinned section the next time, but opening again will remove the pin. Pinning a document every time I'm working on it cannot be the proper way for this feature to work.
  4. I think there was a problem with my video or codecs. I could see it correctly on my pc but the bottom half was completely green on my iPad. I re-uploaded it. Anyway, I know how to pin a document (and I do it in the video) or I couldn't tell "once the pinned document is opened" (i.e. the document has been pinned). What I was showing in fact is that after a pinned document is opened, it is removed from the Pinned section of Recent tab (i.e. it loses the pin), whereas it should stay there permanently.
  5. Even though Reveal is enabled, the portion of the image outside the canvas is not revealed when Crop tool is active. - Affinity Photo 2.10 (and earlier) on 6th gen iPad Crop reveal iPad.mp4
  6. As I already wrote, Windows Ink and Low Precision are not affected by the issue. I've always set Wacom preferences according to the Input Method in AP, i.e. Windows Ink must be enabled in Wacom preferences only when it's the chosen input method in AP, otherwise pen pressure won't work. Windows Ink disengages pen's side buttons, so I don't want to rely on it. I've set AP to Low Precision, but I don't know what's the real deal shifting from High to Low as the help guide is only generic about it. Nonetheless I just wanted to report an issue.
  7. When painting quick strokes with my Wacom (Intuos 3) I experience some unwanted straight strokes (as if shift button was pressed in between) and after a few ones the pointer gets stuck on the brush circle and the full interface, except the canvas where I can keep painting, becomes unresponsive. Keyboard shortcuts seem to work. Some times pressing Alt button "revive" the app, otherwise I have to make AP windows inactive some way. Conditions for this to occur seem to be: There are plenty of layers in the document (or at least the more the easier) Tablet Input Method is set to High Precision The problem doesn't occur setting input method to Low Precision and Windows Ink. Affinity Photo 2.10 (and previous versions) on Windows 10. High Precision.mp4 .
  8. According to Affinity Photo 2 Help but once the pinned document has been opened, the pin gets removed, making pinning pretty useless. Affinity Photo v 2.10 (but I've seen this behaviour before) on Windows 10 Recent Pinned Docs.mp4
  9. I've already seen other bug reports about the transform origin (so I think this is related and you already know), but none on Windows or reporting specifically this. I've met this bug both on Photo and Publisher. Right after resizing an object (be it a vector shape, a pixel layer or a placed image), the transform origin starts to be affected by a fixed offset that makes impossible to put it where you need. I can't screen record my pc now, but it's really that easy to reproduce. To workaround it you need to unselect and reselect the object again. Then the origin point starts to behave properly until a new resize will make it go crazy again. Affinity 2.0.4 on a Windows 10 machine
  10. I can confirm and to me it happens as soon as I bring the slider back to zero. I've noticed that this happens with other filters too and that strangely sliders can have a negative value if you keep swiping down below zero. That makes many filters crash the app immediately as you reach zero or as soon as you go negative. I've opened another thread to report this.
  11. Another user reported a crash using Dust and Scratches filter that I can confirm, but I'm opening another thread because the report should not be related only to that specific filter. It seems to affect many of them. I've experienced a consistent crash while using Unsharp Mask filter, both in live and normal mode. I've noticed it always happened when bringing the radius down to zero. I investigated further and noticed that sliders can strangely have a negative value applied with even stranger results (e.g. Threshold in Unsharp Mask can go negative making the layer transparent). I've tested other filters (not all of them). All sliders could go negative and eventually (which happens easily when you simply want to bring a value down to zero), many of them made the app crash immediately or very soon. AP 2.0.3 IpadOs 16 6th generation iPad
  12. Sorry and thanks. I don't have a Mac, so I went straight here on the iPad section and found no reports.
  13. Not too much to add to the title. I select a layer and open Develop Persona. I enable white balance, but as soon as I touch a slider (either temperature or tint) the app crashes. I've tried both on a previously edited image (with some adjustments layers) and on a newly imported one. I'm on 2.0.3.321 (never used Develop Persona before, so I don't know if it ever worked) on iPadOS 16 on a 6th generation iPad.
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