Silentgr33n

Hey Anon2, tahnk you very much for solving the "problem". Have a great day and stay healthy. Very best Silent

Hm maybe I didn't understand you correct sorry Here is the original file as I got it. 6723.eps

Okay, here you are. As you can see it happens right after the addition of the curves. But only in some Vector data. Very best Silent problem.afdesign

Just 1 min earlyer I recognized it. Thank's mate! for helping me out! ... I have recognized that there are still some errors but it is still an solution and more quicker. One thing which is still a problem after adding the vectors they sometimes apear as seen in the pictur, maybe you know why this happens and how to tackle this. Very best Silent

Just 1 min earlyer I recognized it. Thank's mate! for helping me out! ... I have recognized that there are still some errors but it is still an solution and more quicker. Very best Silent

Hi Anon2, thank you for your answer. Just checking the entry

Hi everybody, first of all I'm not professional at using Affinity right now but keen to improve. I've come to a point where I don't know how to proceed or not sure if there is a more clever way in doing it. My Target: I would like to fill in all enclosed areas in a vector frame. And have borders and the enclosed areas as seperate vectors. The vector consists only of borders surronding empty areas. My Problem Vector Below u find a vector work, where I would like to fill all enclosed areas with white while ( not really a must have but would be nice to have) [ and the surrondings should be black as an border.] Currently I do the following: 1. ADD funktion so i get one big Vector where all borders are connected 2. I subtract this big vector from a new white layer in the very back. 3. Then I use the split up function to split this into pieces 4. Deleting superimposed layers -manual work- Sometimes difficult and not possible sometimes crazy vector failurs... 5. Sometimes usable results... Maybe you have a more sufficient way in solving my problem. *Incase this has been mentioned already I'm very sorry but I didn't find it using the search function.* Thank you in advance for your input! PS.: Very best from Germany stay healty. Silent.