phuber

Ok. Thanks. I think, this is what I did by installing the desired trait only.

I work on Windows 10 and use Affinity 2.1.0 and I installed the Thai Font Noto Sans Thai (https://fonts.google.com/noto/specimen/Noto+Sans+Thai) which contains many different font traits. In Microsoft Word, each trait appears in the font list and can be selected and used. In Affinity however, the font gets correctly recognized as a font with multiple traits but all traits are called "Regular" and changing them has no effect. My workaround to use a specific trait is to uninstall the font completely form the system and install only the desired trait. But then there is only one trait available. Can anybody else reproduce this behavior?

Reproducible on Mac OS 10.15.7 and Windows 11 with affinity publisher 1.10.5 HW acceleration has no influence on the behavior. When I group elements which have a frame or shadow and apply a constraint on one of the elements shadows and frames which lays outside of the outline of the group, disappears. As I understand it, this should not happen. To reproduce, group two elements where at least one has a shadow or frame and then set a constraint on one of them. Or take the attached test file ShadowBug.afpub Select one of the text elements. Now select any constraints and the shadow gets cut. Thank you for investigating the bug. ShadowBug.afpub