Russellmus

Same here, nothing moved over in either Photo or Designer.

+1 This seems like it should be a fairly standard function, I'm surprised it wasn't already in V1.

Must we thought? I seem to have avoided it so far. It's almost as though I have the choice whether or not to buy it (Still not convinced on the matter as the trials I'm playing with could use quite a bit of polish). I find it odd to compare this to subscriptions. You can still use the software as long as your device & OS supports it (and you can choose whether or not to upgrade those too btw) which you can't do once you cancel a subscription. Regarding Logic and other Apple software, they can give free updates for so long because people pay them thousands of dollars for a computer to run it on, that's a unique business model not possible to most software companies. And I'm sure Logic will eventually get a paid upgrade for V11 at some point too (though hopefully not too soon!). How long do you expect a relatively small company like Serif to survive if they don't ask for some money every few years? I do wish they'd offer a cheaper upgrade deal for existing customers, other than just the launch price that is available to everyone. (Also hoping that pump out updates more regularly this time, bugs persisted a way too long in V1, and V2 already needs some fixes).

I'm finding the new Warp features to be pretty rough. In this instance I try to convert some warped shapes (perviously converted text) to curves, and it decided to fill the inside of the D in. This is the second 'layer' of warp applied to this, after converting the text to curves after applying a different Bend - Horizontal previously. Seems like it's essential to convert to curves after warping to prevent the text or shapes completely destroying themselves if I dare move them with a warp group applied. Attached a video and a file saved just before clicking the 'convert to curves' button. M1 Pro MacBook Pro with Ventura. Screen Recording 2022-11-11 at 4.32.53 pm.mov Sandwiches.afdesign