PixelPest
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Huh! - I live in 3d. Seems I´m lost in translation maybe - but right now I have no clue what you´re talking about. Any chance for a screenshot or something reliable?
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You have a special image there called curve - not sure if that is a PS mask or whatever. What works here is: Delete rectangle select 3 curves and Boolean add then rasterise image (curve layer) drag raster image to Curve to use as mask:
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Make sure the rectangle is under the shapes when subtracting - but you can subtract all at once.
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If you want to get rid of the white background I wonder if PixelPersona + Selection Brush tool are not easier. If you´re on macOS Preview can do it in a snap:
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Is that´s probably what you´re aiming for?
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It works as described. Make your donuts and call for expand stroke. It works as well with first to convert donuts to curves - then expand stroke - then Boolean add. No big deal:
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I wonder why the contour is lighter on south+north then east+west so to speak. Expand Stroke works on donuts as well. Are we talking about Affinity Designer?
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It seems your circles are already converted via "Expand Stroke" before you squeezed them into ellipses. Then just select all and call Boolean add:
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Mmmh - no PS nor AI user speaking. Cheers
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Have you already looked at the preferences?
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Motion Blur to Text?
PixelPest replied to Chul's topic in Pre-V2 Archive of Affinity on Desktop Questions (macOS and Windows)
Have you tried New Layer->New Live Filter Layer->Blur->Motion Blur? Text remains editable.
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Not sure where the problem is. I´d select layer/s - rectangle select - copy - File - New from Clipboard. No? Just thinking loud.
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Size and dimensions are displayed in the Transform panel. To get a new image size I often resize via select-tool - copy - and go File->New from Clipboard. Cheers
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Not sure what you´re aiming for nor what PS is doing any better in that area or why you need any translucency at all. I believe you need to be more specific if you want to convince the dev-team. I´d say there´s a difference in every percentage step:
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It will work with closed curves to a certain degree. Same set up on open and closed curve: Cheers
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Try this at home: Versuch das mal bitte anstatt die Konturfarbe transparent zu stellen:
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Are you probably talking about "More" properties? Cheers
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Or use the new Appearance feature: Cheers
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When you´re not fixed to Wacom there are alternatives: https://www.storexppen.com/topic/14.html
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Like so maybe: Cheers
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My iMac keyboard is labeled in another way: ctrl, alt ⌥,cmd ⌘. That explains my confusion I had with ^(ctrl). Nonetheless "ctrl" is occupied by zooming.
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I found an entry about the shift-key and ^(ctrl) in the German Help file at Transforming Objects. Never been sure what ^(ctrl) for Mac user means other than alt/option (⌥) probably?
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On Mac It´s alt-key for deciles and shift-key for decadic increments.
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Half a Circle
PixelPest replied to Raybrite's topic in Pre-V2 Archive of Affinity on Desktop Questions (macOS and Windows)
After hitting "Convert to curves" the Node tool is active automatically - then select the 2 points -> "Break Curve" - click 1 point hit cmd+A to select all connected pointsand drag away or delete.
