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  1. Does anyone know how to adjust brush settings so that when brushstrokes overlap they multiply, intensify and deepen the color as in the graphic below? I know this works because I did it once, but I changed the settings and can't remember exactly how they need to be. 

    Usually when brushstrokes overlap they just paint the same exact color value. But I need the brushstrokes to intensify or 'multiply' when they overlap, like the graphic below.

    Thanks for any help!

    AP brush.png

  2. Can anyone tell me how to adjust brush settings so that when a brush stroke overlaps itself it multiplies or intensifies (deepens) the color, as in this image? The stroke on the left is the normal setting so that the overlap color is the same intensity as the rest of the stroke. The stroke on the right shows the color is multiplied or intensified where it overlaps. 

    I know it can work because I did it once but changed the settings and now I can't figure out how to do it again. 

    I posted this question before but so far no one seems to be able to answer it.    Thanks!

    Screen Shot 2021-01-21 at 8.21.54 PM.png

  3. Hi media.tv,

     

    You can't paste one object into the contents of all objects in a group - that's a strange concept generally and we don't have a special exception for images. What you can do though is set the fill of a group and that will set the fills of all of its children... so, make some text, convert to curves (if you wanted to - you could just leave it as text quite happily), select the group and then go to the Gradient Tool, change the fill type to Bitmap, choose your bitmap and it should work? :)

     

    Thanks,

    Matt

     

    Thanks! I forgot I had to use the gradient tool to do this. 

     

    Other apps accomplish this effect in different ways. Some use boolean ops, some use 'paste into,' some use fill. As usual, Affinity's way is the best, letting you precisely adjust the image placement within the group. 

     

    Is there a distort tool or perspective tool on the horizon?

     

    Affinity Designer is totally indispensable now! Thanks again.

  4. Affinity Designer no longer seems able to insert an image into a group, such as a word of display text that has been converted to curves. I've done this several times before in the Beta, but now Affinty seems only able to insert an image into a single object, not a group. 

     

    I've tried everything, including the 'insert into selection' tool, the 'fill' controls, the 'paste into' & 'place' functions, etc. Any ideas as to what's wrong or what I'm not doing right?

     

    Inserting an image into a group is a basic function of any graphics app. (The attached image was done in NeoOffice Draw.)

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  5. As a FreeHand jockey whose 32-bit MacBook Pro finally went to its reward, AD is exactly what I've been looking for. So far, the beta performs beautifully. Very few problems. Amazingly stable for a beta…  Huge kudos to AD developers for this wonderful program! When it's released, I'll be the first in line.


    The FreeHand tools (or facsimiles) I'm hoping for include:


    Add points & simplify points


    Envelope warping (or some kind of object-distortion tool)


    3D rotation (perspective tool) 


    Fisheye lens


    Roughen effect


    Expand Stroke, Stroke to path & Inset path 


    Text flow around objects, along paths & flow between text boxes


    Multiple pages, with a scratch area for layout design work


    A lot to expect, I know. But when Affinity Designer can do these things, then it really is adios, Illustrator...


    I've heard that AD developers may be working on opening Freehand files. If so, then I DO believe in Santa Claus! Also, IMHO, pro-level CYMK prepress isn't a big priority since the vast majority of users (even Illustrator users) don't do 4-color publishing.


    Thanks again for filling a big hole in the Mac vector sphere...


     


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