temporalnaut

Thank you for your response.

I tried before with 72 DPI, now with 400 DPI, here is the afphoto file. The result is the same. AP shadow 400DPI.afphoto

Hi, I'm used to the Photopea program that when I turn on a shadow on an object (via Layer effects) with parameters so that this shadow looks like the outline of an object of a certain thickness, in the mentioned Photopea the shadow had beautiful smooth edges. If I do this in Affinity Photo, the edges are jagged, see screenshots. Yes, I can use the Outline of an object whose edges are smooth, but I would like to move this outline, just like when I set the Offset and Angle function in the shadow. In this forum they answered me that this is how Affinity Photo works, but I can use a second layer that will be like the shadow and I can move it. So, I present to you a proposal for a new "function", or fine-tuning the shadow function so that it has smooth edges. Thank you.

Thank you, yes, even if it's a bit complicated, it can be done this way. But I will still write a proposal to make it work similarly to Photopea.

The DPI is the same in both cases. I know what Outline is, but I need the Angle and Offset function, can Outline do this? How can I simply move the Outline a bit down to the right at the angle I specified?

Hi, I'm used to the Photopea program that when I turn on a shadow on an object (via Layer effects) with parameters so that this shadow looks like the outline of an object of a certain thickness, in the mentioned Photopea the shadow had beautiful smooth edges. If I do this in AP, the edges are jagged, see screenshots. Yes, I can use the outline of an object whose edges are smooth, but I would like to move this outline, just like when I set the offset and angle in the shadow. Is there an easy way around this or should I ask the Affinity team to fix the jagged shadows?