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RJCAN

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  1. An update: I am able to assign a gradient color to the curve from a swatch which does change to fill color of the asteroid objects. Then I can use FX > Outline on the same curve which allows me to add and change the color of the outline of each asteroid. For my specific project that meets my need, but I would still think there would be a way to convert brush parts to curves?

    RJ

    Screenshot 2023-06-25 at 16.30.12.png

  2. Hi,

    In Affinity Designer 2, I drew a curve. I then selected a vector brush so show the curve as a bunch of asteroids. I would like to “convert” these asteroids to individual objects that I can fill, but no matter what I try I don’t seem to be able to. Expand stroke seems the most logical tool but it doesn’t seem to do anything.

    hopefully the attached image explains what my issue is:

    1. Draw a curve

    2. Select curve > select and apply brush. Note that fill is transparent and line is green

    3. Apply “expand stroke” > change fill color to blue > it just fills the original curve

    My goal is to end up with all those green blobs as individual objects, or filled closed curves.

    Any thoughts/ideas?

    Thank you,

    RJ

     

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  3. Hi, I have searched for answers on this topic, and although there are numerous posts related to this topic I have not been able to find an answer.

    My goal is that I have hundreds of text frames that I want to select, align and then give the same Width in the Transform panel.

    • I select them by Select > Select Object > Frame Text which selects them as expected
    • I align them with the alignment tool, no problems here
    • I want to make the all 2 inches wide. Just is where I'm stuck

    I did try using the Move Tool > Transform objects separately, but it's not giving me the result I'm looking for. I have tried to visually show what I tried and what I'm looking for. It appears my issue is that the two objects I start with are "related" to each other with regards to their width: object 2 (2 inch wide) is twice as wide as object 1 (one inch). 

    Is there a way to "break this relationship" and provide one absolute Width value that is applied to both?

    Thank you,

    RJ

    Screenshot 2023-05-04 at 14.18.16.png

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