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Kalicrowa

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  1. Oh no, I meant a clone stamp tool just for rasterized layers. I do thumbnails for a youtuber and I prefer working in Affinity Designer over Photo a lot more because of the vector based tools that arent available in Photo. But I also use screenshots and mask out parts of it or use the screenshot as a background. But sometimes theres things I dont want in the background and I love the clone stamp tool for that, but I would have to move it all into Affinity Photo to do that and its a HUGE pain since it takes so long to load. I really just want to use the clone stamp tool in Affinity Designer on a single rasterized layer, it doesnt need to use any of the vector graphics
  2. Yeah all these "This isn't the right program for that" responses I think are very silly. I love affinity photo/designer but I really hope they strive to improve it instead of doing stuff like this and not listening to feedback Cloning brush is a VERY basic thing to have in the program. Yes I have affinity photo, but wouldn't it be NICER if you didn't need to open another program just to do this 1 basic thing? it's not like adding it would make the program worse or more confusing, you can just have it as a tool in the pixel persona, and it doesn't even need to be on the toolbar on default! I seriously hope the affinity team considers this. It would make my workflow SO much easier for my work if it had this ONE tool. I usually already have like 5 other programs open at the same time when working and needing to open a 6th one really slows the computer down...
  3. Just a small simple suggestion, I really think non-destructive perspective transformations would be incredibly useful. We can already shear, and resize... perspective transformations sound very doable, although I dont know much about how things are currently programmed of course. It would be nice to not have to keep rasterizing layers and applying the transformation over and over until it looks right
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