[Blend tool in Designer]

+1

[Problem importing docx files containing Windows graphics]

I have done the following steps:

1. create a graphic in Affinity Designer.
2. copy it and put it into a Word document with "copy items as SVG"
   
3. convert the SVG into a shape
   

The reason for converting the SVG into shape is compatibility issues with organizations that use old Office versions.

[Problem importing docx files containing Windows graphics]

While trying to place docx file within Affinity Publisher 2.1, I noticed that the vector graphics got messed up.

The attached docx file:

 

The placed docx within Affinity Publisher

test1.docx

[Measurement Tool]

Would definitely be a time saver. +1

[Stroke Width]

bump

[[Feature Request] Change curve\stroke width on the curve itself]

I didn't know whether to bump the old thread or create a new one as this feature was already requested in version 1.

Would very much love if the pressure control tool would be improved for easier editing of stroke width.

[AFP 2.0 incorrect printing for files containing RTL text]

Hi,

The following bug still exists within Affinity Publisher 2.0.

I am using Publisher 2.0.0 on a Windows 10 machine (Ver 21H1, intel i7-9750H with NVIDIA 1660 Ti).

[Publisher scroll bars in rotated view act weirdly]

I've noticed in that in Publisher 1.10.5.1342 the scrollbars act weirdly in rotated view.

Attached a video demonstration.

P.S. I am on Windows 10 machine (i7-9750H with NVIDIA 1660 Ti)

[Multiple indices/indexes]

Bumping as well, will be really helpful.

[SVG exporting removes extra nodes]

Thanks for the response,

Is there any workaround to export the nodes?

Best,

Sivan

[SVG exporting removes extra nodes]

Hi,

When exporting SVG there seems to be an extra optimization step that is being done to the objects.
I am trying to export vector graphics for an animation software, and I need the extra nodes.

I cannot find how to remove this optimization, or whether it can be removed.
This optimization is also being done through the clipboard copy as SVG.

I've created a minimal example to show the problem:

The source:

The exported SVG:

Searching on the forum, it seems related to:

 

P.S.

I am using Designer 1.10.4.1198 on a Windows 10 machine (i7-9750H with NVIDIA 1660 Ti, Windows Version: 10.0.19043 Build 19043)

exclamation_mark.afdesign exclamation_mark.svg

[Switch between Artistic & Frame text]

+1 for this feature, please

[arrow export SVG error]

The arrow was created fully within Affinity Designer.

I only have the fixed source after I fixed the problem (recreated the arrow from scratch).

In my process:

• I created some basic diagram elements (some of them containing arrows)
• Grouped them together
• Moved and transformed the elements to fit the target diagrams
• Tweaked them to look nice
  • Rotated them
  • Used the Node tool to change their endpoints
  • Changed their properties (width, color)

I had over dozen different elements with arrows, all of them probably went through similar processes, only one of them did not export correctly.

Sadly, I can't pinpoint exactly what caused the problem.

 

[arrow export SVG error]

Happy new year,

I somehow created a problematic arrow in affinity designer inside a much more complex diagram. The exported file showed a giant black bar across the image instead of an upward arrow. I isolated the arrow in a new file and it still exports wrongly.

I am using Affinity Designer 1.10.4.1198 on a Windows 10 machine.

When exporting it as SVG, it acts differently on different programs. In PowerPoint, it shows as a giant black box.

Attached is a minimal example of an affinity designer file containing the arrow and the created SVG.

 

problem arrow.afdesign slice1.svg

[Wrong printing of document with RTL]

Hi @Wosven,

I am not using print for exporting, the "Microsoft Print to PDF" is just an easy way to reproduce the problem.
When I am printing documents containing RTL texts from the application I get this "corrupted" prints. I usually print sample pages of the document to check for readability problems.
Exporting the document to PDF and than printing adds another step.

I can deal with it, it's just annoying to always export, open another program and from there to print.

[Wrong printing of document with RTL]

Hi,

I am encountering a problem in printing documents containing RTL text within it. Exporting the document yields correct results, printing the document does not.

Attached is a minimal example as well as a video recording of their creation.

The same incorrect result (created by "Microsoft Print to PDF.") is also given by printing through a regular printer.

I am using Publisher 1.10.1.1142 on a Windows 10 machine (i7-9750H with NVIDIA 1660 Ti).

test_hello.afpub test_hello.pdf test_hello2.pdf

[Bad Union add operation]

Hi,

I am encountering a strange bug in the union operation in between two paths.

I have tested it in both destructive and non destructive union operation.

Attached is a minimal example that seems to reproduce the problem.

Test.afdesign