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  1. PDF/X file exporting was just added to Vectorstyler today in the newest update to version 1.2. Might be worth looking into and providing feedback for improvement. Vectorstyler and Affinity Designer work well together; it's easy to copy and paste vectors between the two programs.
  2. @Dazmondo77are you still using vectorstyler? I've been trying to reach you for a while now. Reach out sometime!
  3. @TonyO I used illustrator for years until it went to subscription. I still have my cs6 suite on an old computer for occasional use as the need arises. Have you tried out vectorstyler? For me, it's been my go to professional vector app for the last couple years. It's superior to illustrator in my book. It's also half off until the middle of April. It's a standalone app and only available for desktop at this time. In my workflow, when I use the affinity suite, it's primarily on my iPad and port things over to vectorstyler for final output.
  4. The massive update just came out of beta officially a couple weeks ago. Sounds like you were using the older version. Might be better to try the updated program and not rely on experiences with the older version when assessing the program. Really impressive update a year in the making
  5. maybe so - that seems to be the way the world is going right now unfortunately. The beauty of Vectorstyler is that it offers far more tools than Designer has and for now, it's thankfully still SaaS
  6. It takes some time to learn and use any professional program.
  7. Adobe has subscriptions as well - I guess it would depend on what Adobe offers that you need versus the subscription cost for Canva-Affinity. But there are also alternatives to both Adobe and Affinity so there's that option as well
  8. @Dazmondo77 Are you still using Vectorstyler? I haven't seen you on the forum there in a long time. Big update was released recently
  9. When was the last time you used Vectorstyler? They just released last week a giant update to version 1.2 with a lot of stability fixes and improvements. There are some bugs but I use the program day in and day out each day and rarely have major issues
  10. They just recently released their big 1.2 update with a ton of stability updates and new features. It's half off for that release. No SaaS. I use it as my main vector editing program daily.
  11. Vectorstyler is a terrific vector editing application and is not SaaS
  12. You could use Vectorstyler to accomplish the blend tool and many other tools still missing from Affinity designer. Owning both programs covers most needs and they work well transferring vectors between them.
  13. I'm not sure I understand the problem. Others in the same thread discuss the pros and cons of multiple vector software options. In fact, the thread itself is about 3rd party software. Someone else referenced vectorstyler and then claimed it crashed often, etc. How is it not within the scope of the thread topic to ask what caused the crash, etc. ? I'm not sure I'm understanding the hostility people seem to have in regards to discussing other vector software on a third party software thread on the affinity forum.
  14. I'm glad you like VS. I use it as my primary vector editing software and use Affinity Designer on occasion. I agree its a lot like illustrator in how it's set up. What improvements do you feel it's missing over illustrator that Designer has? What are you doing that it crashes often? It's been fairly stable for me to use but maybe you're doing something else with it?
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