PixelPest

It was in 1.6 and appears at least in the official video tutorials:

Aside from adjusting the Size Variants: at the certain brush you need to enable a "Pressure profile" at the stroke dialog:

I gues you´re talking about the Mac version, if so; make right-click on the toolbar to get access to the Customize Toolbar.. feature (macOS wide available) and edit accordingly. Cheers

I believe we´re in sync. Cheers

Nothing against auto-vectorizing and Inkscape is really good at it - BUT nothing beats manually traced vector graphics. If you´re not in a hurry it´s time to learn some basic vector drawing skills you can profit on future projects. Affinity team and users have a lengthy list of video tutorials for beginners&starters in the forum section. Cheers

Yes - drag the transform thingy to the mirror axis - cmd+J - flip horizontally - move over till transform point meet mirror plane - no big deal. I wonder why not at least the 9-point-set at the transform panel have any effect either.

While you need to constraint the anchor point horizontally to the guide snapping with shift key - still hold shift key down - then transform.

The same - no tool switching as I said.

Are you sure?

Actually you don´t need to switch tools; just click&drag till the size gets highlighted:

You´re funny aren´t you? This is even in AD too much effort for such simple cut - and just owed by missing a basic knife tool. Actually it´s. 1. Draw your shape 2. add a straight line as cutting guide 3. Snapping set to: Align to nodes of selected curves (1. icon) 4. when shape selected follow curve with node-tool till it become highlighted at the "crossing"; click and second click on the other side 5. select both new points - then it´s just "break curve" followed by 6. "Close Curve" - done - phew!

Coming from Inkscape this is quite an amount of steps:

For what reason? Just asking.

Pretty sure it´s an image layer. Rasterise before proceed. Another one fallen into this trap I guess. Cheers

Inkscape has adjustable Numeric precision accessible.

It depends on the size. If you put it relatively on Din A1 the aberration will not this noticeable.

I don´t have Word. The shown output is questionable me thinks. White border way too large: Cheers

In Inkscape for instance: Cheers

Not sure if this will help then:

Did you ever draw something in a vector.app? I dare not say how trivial that is: Oh and your signboards are shearing: Cheers

Draw in front view - than click "Fit to Plane" and if needed do "Edit in Plane". Cheers

We have isometric projection&snapping:

Enable Snapping, drag point to point, click Add=1 curve BUT whatever you do you will have 2 overlapping points at the closings:

Did you call for the New Live filter layer->Noise->Denoise?

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