tycho5ive

Good afternoon Affinity enjoyers! Worked on an .AFPHOTO last night on my Windows 11 PC that contained linked assets and saved it to my OneDrive. All assets were saved to my OneDrive and linked via a C:/xxx file path. Of course, as iPads don’t use that type of file path, I was not surprised when the links all became broken when I opened the file on my iPad the next day. *However,* relinking these files using the iPad’s files app and navigating to OneDrive does not work. Nothing happens and the file remains unlinked. Using the Replace function also does nothing. I moved all of the asset files and the .AFPHOTO file to my iCloud Drive to see if it was a OneDrive problem. Again, relinking the file does not work. From here, only *replacing* the file will work, which is not my desired operation, plus I would prefer to work out of my much more spacious and versatile OneDrive. Specs are as follows: File initially created Affinity Photo 2.4 on Windows 11 PC, i5-10400, RTX 3070, 16GB RAM Issue experienced on Affinity Photo 2.4.0.2301 on iPad Pro 12.9” 5th generation 256GB, iPadOS 17.3.1 Let me know if I can supply any further information, thanks!

Issue still exists. The first image is the result of attempting to align two groups, one with a textured object achieved by masking a nested group. The align button respects the full dimensions of the masked objects (even when set to 'Selection Bounds,' which definitionally, masked objects are not), while the snap feature respects the dimensions of the mask itself, as would be expected and desired.

Has anyone found this feature yet or is it completely missing? Edit: it's under the Move tool menu now, next to the three dot menu

The issue appears to be fixed in Designer 2. Hope the fix trickles down to 1, I know they said 1 wouldn't be receiving any further updates but this wouldn't be acceptable.

Issue is still present. Has there been a fix yet? Before and after:

Affinity Designer on iPad is super useful but its kinda cray this feature still isn't in there, just sayin