Mischugo

It's been a year. And I guess there are also older posts about organizing and saving workspaces. Now there is an update and still everything is as before. Dear Affinity Team, what is so hard about this step of improvement to go. It's certainly not due to expertise. Aren't you allowed? Do you have a "nerd" as project manager who has nothing in mind with usability? Or are you just stubborn? Take a look around the real world and see how something like this works. Then you'll notice how useful it is. I am glad that I can still use Photoshop.

Many thanks for the helpful information. I look very rarely here, because I don't use Affinity very often anymore. Especially because so many things didn't really work or were missing. I don't doubt the ability of the team. But, sorry, I'm only interested in the result :-) Thanks again

Sorry, I just don't have time for beta versions right now. Affinity is not the only provider of software. And "thank God" I don't have to use it every day either.

I'm not sure, but I think Affinity is in a game of deep sleep. At least if you think about the updates ;-)

Fresh installation? what does that have to do with a fresh installation? Open program, open saved workspace (e.g. image editing), work. Or maybe, open the workspace - "working with text" .... OK, guys, the subject is for much simply difficult to understand. Small hint from another "world" Most people love their cars more than anything else. Now they buy a new car (other brand) after a comprehensive inspection. But then, oh, fright!!! The side mirrors must be completely readjusted after every engine start ... Start, adjust, drive off, switch off. Start, adjust, drive off .... Or, simply to avoid this, let the car run. 24 hours ... every day Translation -> suggestion (from my point of view) Any suggestions and ideas are welcome /Alle Vorschläge und Ideen sind willkommen. He had a sound rationale for his suggestion / Er hatte für seinen Vorschlag eine gute Begründung. I am always open for suggestions from the audience / Ich bin immer offen für Anregungen aus dem Publikum. This suggestion / feature request is as old as the Affinity Photo and Affinity Designer software. Now it would have been the time to use this option in Publisher. Then update AP and AD But it doesn't seem to be important for Serif at all. That's why I suggested the topic again and at the same time expressed my displeasure (because it has still not been implemented) Since I have noticed now also here in the forum that it does not seem really important, the matter is not further important to me to discuss here. No problem! Thank you very much for your critical remarks. It's really too complicated for me to discuss such a basically simple matter too misleadingly and in small parts ;-) workflow.mp4

I don't understand!!! it's about the options of configuring the palettes and connecting them to each other as you would like them to. And then save this state. I must wonder what the answer is supposed to tell me. If this is too difficult, please close or delete the thread ... What is a suggestion that is correct labeled (?)

Hello, Today i have installed Affinity Publisher and first of all I have compiled my worklow as far as possible. But it is not possible. I had hoped the many suggestions (earlier for AP and AD) would have had an effect. But nothing at all has done. The possibility to create, organize and save your own workflow is extremely important to me. And also the lateral docking is still not possible. I have opened 7 to 10 programs at times. And again and again a fragment of affinity lies in between and disturbs the complete working process. Really embarrassing. Sorry. I just can't understand it. It doesn't have to be as perfect as in Capture One Pro :-) Maybe that doesn't interest most people at all. But me very much. Publisher uninstalled! Thanks for trying out a minute

Hi MEB I am wondering a bit, but thanks

Hello, I have a graphic with about 30,000 anchor points. But maybe only 100 would be necessary. How can you simplify the graphic? I mean in some programs there is an extra tool "simplify" or something like that ... Unfortunately I don't find anything at Affinity Designer. If there is one, where could I find it? Thanks a lot Mischugo

OK, let me get this straight. It was all about handling the panels and saving them as a separate workspace. The handling now (see video) is the novelty, because you don't want to implement anything as if it were like in Photoshop. And this is now a "benefit" for a better workflow? I asked that as a request ages ago :-) Since this has not improved or changed to this day, no value is placed on it. I get it. Then let it be so. I hope I don't have to describe what I wanted to say with the video (?) Cheers and off AffinityPanelManagement.mp4

I'm sorry I'm not fit in english or can express myself even better, but apparently the discussion here completely misses the point. The ability to organize panels works in both Photo and Photoshop. In Photoshop it is better and more comfortable for my taste. And in Photo doesn't want to implement this "problem" better, because you are worried that it would be like in Photoshop? Then it should be done even better I don't understand at all what there is not to understand about it. Unless you deny yourself out despite. If I had invented the KenBurn effect, you might like to improve and offer it. But in your opinion this is a No Go??? Oh oh oh But thanks

It was about taking up the approach from Photoshop. But thank you for a really completely unprofessional answer. I'm happy to pass that on. There is no one who does not "absorb" and further develop any inspiration from other suppliers or products. There would also be no success in science if this were not the case. But it is important to copy the right things and then improve them further. I now realize that user experience and the implementation of important features, e.g. from the print industry, cannot be a passionate topic at Affinity. There are enough inquiries in the forum. There is almost nothing in Affinity that doesn't exist elsewhere. About Photoshop. Most people complain about Adobe and the subscription plans, but not about the software itself. I'd think about that. And too much vanity doesn't do you any good and doesn't achieve your goals either. Because your comment describes the attitude towards the further development of this program, it is I'll take care of it. Thank you again.

In short words - i like to have the really same as in Photoshop. You can individually set and save your workspace, and will have then all in one main window. If you then resize your program windwow, all panels goes with you

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... and of course -> saving that a as Workspace