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Why hasn't anyone replied officially?

It has already been created https://forum.affinity.serif.com/index.php?/topic/201751-can-affinity-add-a-feature-like-photoshop-that-changes-text-rendering-anti-aliasing-to-none/

Unfortunately, after comparison, I found that Affinity is one of the few software that cannot display properly, which is very bad. @Dan CSorry buddy, I need @ you. I hope to use Affinity to truly replace Photoshop. Although Affinity currently does not have any AI tools like Photoshop, that is not necessary, but the display issue is very serious.

Can affinity add a feature like Photoshop that changes text rendering antialiasing to "none"? In PS, there are at least 5 rendering modes available for text selection, which are very useful, especially None. I didn't find this feature in affinity, where can I find it? In None mode, the text is displayed as shown in the following image. his is what it looks like in Affinity,when turning antialiasing off (same file)，It looks ugly and can no longer be read: Here are the files and fonts, which have been bothering me for many years. I have been buying V1 to V2, but the PS cannot be thrown away, which is a big reason. SIMLI.TTF test.psd

Does this mean Affinity has issues with its core design?

Sorry, the previous testing of GIMP was not rigorous enough. I tested it again and after removing the anti aliasing, the results were consistent with PS. This also excited me. I have a new solution to replace PS. It's great, buddy.

It's like this, after testing, GIMP's performance is also not good in this situation.

Here are the files and fonts, which have been bothering me for many years. I have been buying V1 to V2, but the PS cannot be thrown away, which is a big reason. test.psd SIMLI.TTF

Maybe GIMP It's a good choice, I plan to give it a try.

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Unfortunately, this is not just antialiasing，This is what it looks like in PS： This is what it looks like in Affinity,when turning antialiasing off (same file)，It looks ugly and can no longer be read:

I hope any font can be pixelated, but currently it doesn't work, fortunately there is still Photosea available.

In PS or photopea, there are at least 5 rendering modes available for text selection, which are very useful, especially None. I didn't find this feature in affinity, where can I find it? In None mode, the text is displayed as shown in the following image. his is what it looks like in Affinity,when turning antialiasing off (same file)，It looks ugly and can no longer be read: Here are the files and fonts, which have been bothering me for many years. I have been buying V1 to V2, but the PS cannot be thrown away, which is a big reason. SIMLI.TTF test.psd

Perhaps I should.

I think PUBLISHER's internal Photoshop mode already has all the functions except for plugins, exports, and development roles. Most of the time, there is no need to open Affinity Photo separately. I think this should also be the correct usage of Affinity's three in one workflow.