Pixeldude7

Nice, creating a new category in the library-panel and saving the macro to it did work! Thx 👌 The macros are now stored permanently even after application restart. So the problem is with the default library only. I have no clue about coding applications, but maybe it's a OS-system-language thing, due to different system-folder names/paths or something like that ('Default' vs 'Standard')? (Since the thread creator is a German user as myself). Experienced similar problems with installing color profiles in Affinity where I had to manually copy the profiles into the right folder.

Yes there should be, but unfortunately there isn't, thats why I felt inclined to contribute to this thread.

Thanks for your reply. I wanted to record another Screencap where I demonstrate being unable to load a saved .afmacro file, this time I was able to import it back into Affinity Photo. Seems that before I tried to import the file via the library panel, thx for making the difference clear. However at the end of this video you can see another problem, where I can't access the macro via batch-processing. Macro-Bug.mp4

I have the same issue 🤔 Exporting the Macro and reimporting it is not possible since you can't click on the macro file (greyed out in Finder). Affinity-Photo_Makro-Bug.mp4

I had the same issue and realized that you can alt+click-drag the line-spacing symbol to adjust the values in decimal increments. 👍