Jessethebuddy

mmm.. seems really counter productive. That would give them a clearer picture of what fans would prioritize to want to have instead of having forums with requests that are all over the place. I guess it is their show. They run it the way they want. I like the software and getting better at it every time i use, still missing a few tools, but beggars can't be choosers.

Hi all, Don't you think it would be nice to have an upvote feature on feature request. Presonus does this to feel the pulse of what people want the most and i am sure i helps them prioritize the best strategies for the market. Maybe the site should have such features....

I have the program and that is what i thought. Basically you have to create big in the first place and then shrinking is not an issue.

Hi all, I am looking for an opinion/clarification about the program. I want to create art but i want it to be able to be resized easily without loss of details, go from original file, shrink it and blow it up to a bigger size. I know that with Vector only this is not an issue but regarding affinity designer, how does resizing work when you have part of your image being a vector and part of it being from the pixel persona. I am trying to wrap my head around it and i am missing something i guess. So my question is: if a create an image on a 8 by 11 canvas and use both vector and pixel persona and then later i decide that i want to blow this up to 4 times bigger, what will ultimately happen? Will i get noticeable pixelation because of the raster details or does Designer vectorizes everything and it does not become an issue. or should you start big already and when you shrink, it does not become an issue? I would need to know different scenarios on this so i start using the program on the right foot. I have looked at a great many video but i have yet to find a video that addresses this regarding Designer. Any help is appreciated. thanks