Uvinnie
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Thanks. Very informative. Maybe they could bring out a version of Aftereffects and Premier? Anyway, I applaud and materially support their efforts.
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Not at all. Plotagraphs are short animated renders from stills. Examples https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gjWQwVMlgOo I understand it is doable in photoshop. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oRKJLLYHCko
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Those solutions did not work for me. Perhaps I am missing something that it is assumed I know, but somehow it is not working for me. For exampleI converter an image to jpg. It is on on layer. I selected the flood select tool. It will not select any thing. Other suggestion just caused the program to crash. Thanks much for your time and effort.
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While I appreciate the use of symbols, this approach does not seem to applicable here. I think I confused things by giving a design which gave the impression that I will just be doing repetitive modules or that I want similarity in the various modules. I have made another image which is a bit less repetitive. I plan to use various parts of the bitmapped image to fill in the blanks in the vector file. Image Fill Test-2.svg
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When I try that AD just crashes. I converted an image [Image Fill Test] to vector. Imported that vector file into AD I selected the fill tool but it would not select inside any of the spaces. I chose styles but also did not allow me to drop anything into a section. Other attempts, like choosing a bitmap to fill in AD, resulted in multiple crashes. Ideally I would like to select a section in any image and drop an image there. Image Fill Test.afdesign
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I use Affinity apps to design work that I render on a laser. In order to cut images out I need to trace the outline with a red hairline. At the moment I do it in Corel Draw where the laser resides. It would save me a lot of steps/time/work if I could create the red hairline in one of the Affinity products. The ability to do this would also help make the case for getting the iPad version of Affinity P&D .
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I was probably lacking in clarity so please allow me to rephrase my question. I have created various moiré patterns. I want to place those various patterns within various boundaries such as those seen in this image. I would like to do it in the most efficient way possible. What would the be? Is there away to just "fill" in those patterns? Is there a way to "brush" those patterns in?