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@Lee D the most on point answer ever. Thanks!

Hello all, I'm new to Affinity (and graphics software in general). Here's what I'm doing: I import an SVG I rasterise all the layers in the SVG I use the flood fill tool to fill "regions" in the image (see the attachment). What I'd like to do is move the flood filled region (the red bit) to a new layer. Any ideas how I can do this?

Hi @MEB, thank you! I've done some investigation, and I saw that there was an error in the SVG itself. I regenerated it, and it successfully imported into Designer. False alarm!

I have an SVG file generated with Processing. It's 117.5 MB. When I try to open this in Affinity Designer, I get the error message in the attachment. Is this expected (due to some size limit in Designer) or is it a potential bug?

Hi John. Thank you for the explanation! I learned something new today. I looks like both Inkscape and https://www.unitconverters.net/typography/millimeter-to-pixel-x.htm assumes 96 DPI.

Hello everyone. In Affinity Designer, when I select the A3 preset in Document Setup, I see the dimensions in millimetres as 297mm x 420mm. When I then change the Document Units to pixels, I see the dimensions in pixels as 3507.9px x 4960.6px. When I do the same thing in Inkscape, I see the dimensions in millimetres are the same, but the dimensions in pixels are 1122px x 1587px. When I put the same millimetres numbers into https://www.unitconverters.net/typography/millimeter-to-pixel-x.htm, I also get 1122px x 1587px. Is this expected behaviour? Thanks.