sandymail

If anyone reads this topic and wants to know how to do it, I figured it out myself and disabled it, so here is what you need to do to turn it off: On the iPad, go to the Affinity Designer "Settings Preferences" Click on "General" if you are not automatically taken there On the extreme RIGHT, there is a button called "Show touches" (7th button down), it will be blue Click on it to turn it OFF, it will go white You will be rewarded with a pencil point that does not cover your tiny intricate drawings with a big annoying circle of colour

Hi, please, please, please can someone tell me how to disable the big hover dot under the point of my pencil? It is frustrating me no end as I cannot see what I am drawing tiny intricate details!!!!! It is OFF on the iPad, but persists in Affinity. Please help... Thank you in advance.

Hi, I have read the following post and tried all of what was discussed, but it is not working for me. Flatten layers into single pixel layer: a simple walk through please? By christovw66, March 18, 2017 in Affinity on Desktop Questions (Mac and Windows) My issue is that I created my art in Procreate with a transparent background and exported it as a .PNG file. Then I made up a collage using that image about 20x by rotating it etc. in Affinity Designer. My intention is to export the Affinity Designer final image as a press/print-ready .PDF file for a copy shop to print for me. However, no matter how I export it, or what I do with it, it has faint lines across the image that correspond to each of the transparent images I used in it. I have checked the Procreate file also and it has the transparent background. The funny thing is that I produced this same image in different colours and some of them show the faint lines and some do not! I am new to this, so any assistance will be incredibly helpful and appreciated! Thank you, Sandy FIVE-PETAL_FLOWER_-_PASTE_-_Copy_YELLOW_with_Post_It_Note.pdf