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  1. Thanks! That's exactly what I was looking for, and worked how I hoped it would.
  2. Thanks for the suggestion @MikeTO. I tried 2 strokes with different offsets (outer and inner), but could not separate them or achieve what I need. Perhaps I didn't describe what I'm trying to do clearly. I'm trying to use the line (eg. pen, shape outline via thick stroke) feature to create shapes that are mostly just symmetrical outlines so many points/pixels in width. But sometimes I want to pinch or stretch just one side of the thick line to achieve a specific shape. Say I went to make a 'speech bubble' from a circle outline. I might start with this: But now I want to pinch the curve into a sharp point. But since the outline is a single curve, not two, I don't have control over both edges.
  3. New user and non-artist here. Sometimes I make outline style icons using wide lines / strokes. However, sometimes I'd like to modify the result slightly. An outline is controlled by a line in the center. I'm wondering if it's possible to convert a stroke into two outlines representing the inner and outer edges, allowing more customization of the implied shape. An simple example would be to create a circle with no fill and 10pt stroke. I'd like to convert that so I can edit the inner and outer circle curves independently, with effective fill in between them. Naturally that's an overly simplified example as I could achieve the result I'm after by subtracting two different size circles. So a real example would involve a longer poly line curve. There may be a completely different work flow that suits this goal better.
  4. I was wondering the same. Wanted to clone a somewhat repeating pattern along a curve. Thought there'd be a short cut key set to rotate clone brush clockwise and counter clockwise, similar to brush size increase and decrease. Instead, I find a single setting which rotates only clockwise. I'm new to Affinity Paint. Perhaps there is another way to clone along a curve, bending or changing direction as it goes?
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