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thank you walt

Yes, I found some other topic discussions and figure out that Application and system were now .clr format and doc is still .afpalette - the only one that iPad uses. Thank you for replying. Does this mean that creating Application and System palettes in iPad Affinity Designer 2 will still be .afpalette? (Such an odd decision to change one but not the other) Thanks

Hi there, I'm using an iPad Pro, with Apple Pencil 2, trying to paint in the Pixel persona on Affinity Designer 2 using a standard Ink Brush and it's constantly glitching. As if there are invisible white rectangles in the way of me filling in. When undoing an action, you briefly see the full stroke fill in/ appear, but if I can't see what I'm painting, what's the point. I'm getting really frustrated having just bought the entire suite thinking it would be more advance/ quicker to finish off a project with short deadline, and it's causing me more delay. What can i do?

Hi there, Part question, part feedback... Bug: I'm creating an application palette, and adding colours to it. Each time I add a new colour, the palette shown flips to "recent colours" but still has the name as the palette I just created, so it looks like it has more colours. I have to then go back and switch to the new palette each time I add a new colour to it. Second thing, I don't know if this is a bug, or I cant find documentation on it. I've exported a colour palette from Mac Affinity Designer 2 - file format is .clr (it used to be .afpalette) which won't import into iPad affinity designer 2 IPad still exports a palette as .afpalette. For some reason, I can neither save to iCloud a palette directly out of Designer, it has to be saved "On My iPad", and if I try to search for anything . (as in, clr) it crashes the search function in Designer Is there any compatibility between MacOS and iOS? This was my main reason for using Affinity products. And spending all the money to upgrade to the full suite. :(