patrick_h_lauke
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came to post the bug, but i see it's already here... affinity-designer-2-transparent.mp4 -
Thanks @Lee D
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Just checked ... no, no scale setting (for both my displays it's 1920x1080 at 100%) Perhaps it's a high-dpi versus low-dpi monitor issue?
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@Lee D how odd... your process is exactly the same as mine, but it's not doing it for you. just checked, making sure i have the latest update 2.0.3 ... same results for me as before affinity-paste.mp4
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@Chris Bah, found it. oddly, doing a search in the settings for "zoom" didn't show it to me (was lazy, rather than scanning over all settings options manually). the option is disabled in my case. but I'd say it's still a bug though, because this isn't the *initial* zoom. it's doing that weird "zoom all the way in, then back to what the zoom level was last time i was on that tab" dance every time i switch between them, not just on first opening the image
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@Chris B i don't see any setting like that in the preferences...am I looking in the wrong place? also, to be clear: my images are already at 100% when i last worked on them, just that switching over between them they momentarily go to a maximum fit zoom level, before then immediately settling back to what the zoom level was last time i worked on that image, so sounds like a bug either way?
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i don't duplicate by alt/option, and never accidentally hit any keys while moving/releasing things. anyway, let's stick to the actual topic here...copy/pasting or dragging/dropping things always trying to be centered, and ignoring the pixel alignment altogether
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it shouldn't be an obstacle under the assumption that i always start off at full pixels, so every movement also being always at whole pixels would make no difference
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we could also split this into a separate discussion, as this has nothing to do with the original bug...
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So, to sum up: the "drawing a line from the last point to the new point when pressing SHIFT before clicking" is a feature, rather than a bug, but it's not mentioned in the help/documentation. This aspect should be documented, rather than being a surprise feature. the one part that *is* a genuine bug seems to be the very first shift and click, which draws a line from the 0/0 origin to the current position
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is this documented anywhere? i looked over the help files, but didn't spot anything about connected lines
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@Michail yes, I know, but the point is that it shouldn't need to be done this way, no?
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just installed and tried it out on MacOS. can confirm that the issue is not present on that platform, making it a Windows-only problem
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the conditions need to be quite specific - a group with pixel layers, and that group needs to have a mask. doesn't happen if the layers are Image layers, nor does it happen when the group doesn't have a mask
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present in v2 as well
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Originally filed for v1, still present in v2 New video showing the issue in v2 affinity-shift-select-group-mask.mp4
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This has now been fixed (at least in v2, not tested in v1). Feel free to close as "[Fixed]"
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Originally encountered in v1, still an issue in v2 New video recording showing a new document being created after copying pixel data, then pasting it a second time into the document. The new layer (which has exact same dimensions as the document, obviously) has a negative X and Y position offset affinity-paste-offset.mp4
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Originally posted for v1, still an issue in v2 Fresh video recording of this issue affinity-shift.mp4
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Previously reported for v1, still present in v2 Affinity 2 recognises that there's a level adjustment, but fails to correctly read/convert the values from the photoshop PSD file into its own adjustment layer.
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This issue, originally filed for v1, is still present in v2 Attached a fresh video recording showing the bug in v2 affinity-fit-flash.mp4
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This is a bug/issue from v1 which is still present in v2 - see and Attaching some fresh recordings from v2. The crux of the problem, from discussion in the v1 bugs, seems to be that when pasting/dragging an image into a much larger image, Affinity tries to center the pasted/dragged image, which then leads to fractional x/y coordinates. When snapping/pixel alignment is on, these fractional coordinates should be rounded to the nearest full pixel. affinity-photo-pixel-snap-copy-paste.mp4 affinity-photo-pixel-snap-drag-drop.mp4
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All these issues seem to still be present in v2. Is it possible to move this topic to the v2 bugs, or should I cross-post/replicate it there?
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The revised flood selection tool in v2 seems very temperamental, and very often does not make any selection at all when working at pixel level. Suspect there's some weird coordinate rounding issue happening behind the scenes? See attached video where I try to make a 0% tolerance contiguous selection on single pixels ... most of the time, no selection at all is made (unless I luck out and hit the zoomed-in pixel just at the right place for it to register). affinity-photo-magic-wand-flood-select.mp4
