PixelPest

I just was trying to find the equivalent tool like in GIMP. The Selection Brush tool should offer also the "Refine" button. Is it there?

I don´t have the issue neither in Inkscape or Intaglio. The underlying maths needs more love as stated and reviewed all over this forum. Cheers

Click on "Refine" to get to the additional options. Cheers

When there´s not the slightest overlapping no "cutting" will happen. Here´s to an easier more robust/reliable way: And here´s a quicker way with 2 squares: 1. draw square 2. double and round corners - bake corners 3. select both and call Boolean subtract then Divide right after - 4 corner parts: Cheers

Affinity Photo: Flood selection tool comes to mind:

I don´t get the picture - maybe like so?

Not sure if this helps - but overflowing text is marked with a "crossed" red eye: Cheers

Then maybe a simple gaussian blur layer effect will do: ... and there are 4 types of gradients - not just linear. Cheers

Try export SVG (for web). It will plot curves per pixel resolution it seems. Cheers

It´s in Affinity Photo. Cheers

AD uses bounding boxes or points to snap - no tangential aligning support afaik - when there´s no point you can use the "point transform tool" to generate one: Maybe this helps. Cheers

And simply "open with" or how it´s called in Windows on that image won´t work?

No clue about the "complexity" of the shapes - but gradient-tool won´t work for you? Cheers

Well most if not all T-shirts are made from knitwear-hoses - so no seams for front and back - just shoulder+arms and there are "all-over- and wraparound-printing" solutions.

Something like this?

If you want a more "painterly" approach there´s the "Paint Mixer Brush" or "Blur Brush Tool" in APhoto.

You might want to "Expand stroke" before Boolean Add curves+shapes: Cheers

Done here:

Procedure: 1. either drag an image onto AD´s icon in the dock or drag it aside the canvas; it will be locked and visible. 2. drag the image to trash 3. AD will prompt with this error: 4. you can´t work around it because macOS trash is blocked; you can´t simply try to put the image back. 5. Hit "OK" and your file will be gone for ever. Conclusion: Drag an image explicit to the canvas if you prefer drag&drop or use "Place..." from the File menu. When it received a "Lock" as a property don´t delete image (move to the Trash) or you will loose that file. Cheers

I found one can shuffle points in the same spot along Z-axis with arrow-up/down keys - but it´s a bit of trial&error as you most likely don´t see the point order. Cheers

Ok - happened again - I do not know if I could have rescued it by pulling the image out of trash instantly - but hitting "OK" button will close the file&work - left with nothing. Cheers

Are you probably talking about "View->Toggle UI" - shortcut "tab"? Cheers

Are you sure?

Like so?

Have you checked the tutorial list already? Cheers