PixelPest
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Use Stroke+Fill on an ellipse instead of 2 shapes - enable "Scale with object" in stroke setting.
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For closed path it seems to take the start and end nodes into account:
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Just count nodes - put in the same amount with the Pen tool - select both curves with the Node tool and all the nodes you want to align - drag one onto the blueprint and wait a sec:
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Select one node from the shape you want to be transparent and hit "Reverse Curves" button.
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How quick is quick? Took me 5 minutes to grab the logos from a picture search in my preferred search engine. I guess you can type the missing text. 😅 CHARCOLibrary-AssetsPage.afpub
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PixelPest replied to Stefan P.'s topic in Pre-V2 Archive of Affinity on Desktop Questions (macOS and Windows)
When the "frame" rectangle isn´t penetrating the content you can simply select one node of it - hit cmd+A (on macOS) for selecting all nodes from the rectangle and hit backspace to delete. -
Depends on what you like to have in the end: Probably take the the "Segment" tool.
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I tested with 5 other SVG editors before replying - all the same result.
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I can´t find any vector data either - just path clipped PNGs.
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Gimp can generate Path from every pixel selection and export to SVG - but not pixel-layers + paths in a single document file. On Mac it allows to copy&paste to Inkscape and VectorStyler for instance - but not into AD documents.
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1. Select your line work and go Path->Combine. 2. draw a large rectangle around the compound path - 2a. send it to the background 3. select rectangle plus compound path and go Path->Division - (3a. delete rectangle)
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And the reason you don´t just open your image with Affinity Designer is?
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There´s no need to hit any button when you simply drag the image to corresponding Affinity app icon; it will open the image at its size and dpi. Not what you want?
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Is that´s what you probably want?
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3 steps in Inkscape: Intersections.svg
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If Affinity´s Divide feature isn´t that buggy it would be: Add a rectangle to the page/canvas size - add select everything - go Layer Geometry->Merge curves - then Layer Geometry->Divide
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Sure - but you can just insert new nodes to what´s selected.
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Works for me every time: Take the Node tool select both objects - hoover cursor along curves till it gets highlighted either the upper or the bottom object - click to insert node. My specs:
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Not sure what you want - it´s already there. Check for highlights:
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@derlange 58 Kannst Du uns sagen von welcher Perspektive in SketchUp Du sprichst?
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That is CorelVector. I thought the Radio Antenna animation was in the opening. Glyphs are easy to to draw - but this is pretty close if not based on this: https://www.fontspring.com/fonts/ae-type-inc/reload
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Seems from the early 30ties and is most likely hand-drawn on glas plates. And no 1-click-bliss available in Affinity Suite here. And because we have no adjustable "Long shadow"-effect it´ll become tedious but very robust in the end by doing it in vector:
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Du könntest die eingerichtete Datei ja auch als Template abspeichern und so immer wieder abrufen= File->Export As Template…
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Without "grey" no visible highlights:
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How do you add Hyperlinks in Affinity Designer? I´m just using it in Affinity Publisher so far.
