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A swipe up or down on the Layers Studio Icon to reorder the selected layer(s) would be incredibly useful.
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I bought Photo on iPad, current version 1.10.5. There’s still no Move modifier. It’s an odd omission, given how well implemented it is on Designer for iPad and Designer/Photo Desktop.
The Transform Origin and Transform Objects are powerful tools. But for Illustration and matte painting, the Hide Selection While Dragging is cruelly missing.
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I was about to tell you to de-activate Metal—it slows down performances on 1.7.x— but unfortunately it doesn't seem to be the issue here.
On 8/18/2019 at 12:40 PM, Mark Oehlschlager said:" late 2012 iMac, 2.9 GHz Intel Core i5; 16 GB RAM; 512 MB VRAM (NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660M)."
Affinity apps use the main processor intensely. CPU is the main performance factor here, more than the GPU. I'm afraid that a 2012 Core i5, with its limited amount of threads, might be in cause.
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On 8/3/2019 at 9:20 AM, nwhit said:
with the new 1.7.2 betas, my speed is massively faster than 1.6.x or 1.7.1
Now that's exciting news! Looking forward to it.
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Update:
Following the topic below, I deactivated Metal Compute. Even if my laptop supports it. And the problems are gone. Back to 1.6.x performances.
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Same here.
I had massive slowdowns since 1.7, and up to 30 seconds freezes on some operations. I turned Metal compute off, and it's all gone. Back to 1.6.x better performances.
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Same here. Terrible performance issue on large documents, that I didn't have on 1.6.x. (OSX Mojave, MBPro 2015. Integrated GPU + Metal activated). Moving a group of layers can cause freezes for seconds. Saving a 190Mb document can take up to 10 minutes.
I can't currently use it for production. Unfortunately I have to revert to 1.6.x
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Photo 1.7 on Desktop is also slower. I get important lags on large illustrations, that I didn't have on 1.6.x.
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@MEB Amazing, thx!
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2 minutes ago, limas.design said:
Wow! They should look nice on the wall.
Thx Limas. They're not on the wall—yet! It's in the making.
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How could I miss that.
Amazing! Thx
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Appreciate your feedbacks. I'll keep posting.
I have a couple of making-of's that it might be interesting to share with the community. Any idea how to embed a video in a post—instead of a link to a third-party?
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The Save History with Document is a brilliant function, that allows to screencast and build clean making-ofs.
I noticed though that there's a cap around the hundreds or so; the first steps in the list disappear progressively. On purpose?
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NIce one.
I think you could get a better zoom-out animation, centered on your character, by going Z then ALT-click. Or even Z and drag-right.
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Following up with some excerpts of my collage work.
It might be more abstract than the rest of this thread I'm afraid. Glad to share here.
This one is enroute to screenprinting.
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- The Bearded Bird and MEB
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Suggestion:
As the wireframe mode is going to be more useful and prevalent, I would assign the default shortcut to Y (instead of CMD-Y).
And change the Transparency tool shortcut to not T, but let say O. I (color picker) and O (opacity/transparency) being close on the keyboard and close in function.
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The choice to make locked items selectable in wireframe mode is neat.
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- Added option (in Preferences) to always show the selected item in the Layers panel when selection changes
Bravo!
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You can assign that now in your keyshorts pref panel. Under Draw>Layers>Expand stroke
Yes, and the shortcuts manager is very handy. ⌘⇧O not being currently assigned, we could have it pre-installed, thus aligning to the industry standard.
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A ⌘⇧O shortcut assigned by default to expand strokes would be neat :)
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Scroll to selected Layer (in the Layers Panel) - I work with files that have thousands of layers, nested within folders upon folders — and this was before art boards. I spend a lot of time in the Layers Panel, arranging, grouping, masking, renaming, etc. Scrolling through thousands of layers every few minutes is really painful.
Rebound on Jeff's request. In production environment, manipulations on the layers panel happen a hundred times a day. A standard layer show-up would save a lot of hassle.
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Swipe up or down on the Layers Studio icon to quickly reorder layers
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A swipe up or down on the Layers Studio Icon to reorder the selected layer(s) would be incredibly useful.