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Hi, Thanks The gpu is the Radeon VII. It's already checked. Will try some real tests with the macOs update 12.3.1 because bench are the same :

Hello, I found Affinity suite very very slow when working with rather images, saving and exporting (pdf for example)... MBP (2016) macOs 12.3 (eGpu radeon VII) 16go ram I ran a bench in photo : ++ The Radeon VII is a Egpu. For example, exporting a pdf (document size is 240cm x 16cm, all gpu, in metal). Usually, it ran very fast... Any help ?

hi, i confirm. Better with 12.1 update. Perhaps a little delay but I can't compare with previous working picker. 👍

Thanks but my documents won't be compatible with the 2 versions... and it's pro stuffs... so I'm going to wait...for the fix (...and for the Colorpicker 😅). Have a nice day !

Hello, Same for me with Monterey... Hard to work 🥲! colorPicker.mov

Hi, I have also "prefer external GPU" activated but I notice that internal GPU is prior used and egpu is not... Can I missed something ? Config : MacBook Pro 15 - 2016 Big Sur Egpu : Razer Core X + Radeon VII

Hello, Just a short question. Where can't I find the time-lapse export in designer 1.9 ? Thanks Have a nice day.

Thanks for your reply. I made a single shape & add a stroke. Then vectorise it and finaly add another stroke for laser cutting. It was my first Workflow when I started the drawing but I stopped it and used the fx stroke on the whole illustration because result was better. With first method I got unespected results. I don't know Expand Stroke tools, where can I find it ? Edit : ok I knew but in French the translation is vectorise stroke... Is there a chance that designer use vectors fx ? I have to rasterize my illustrations at 1/1 size before sending to print but the size of the file is very important for pictures higher than 1m witch is common in my activity. Have à nice day.

Hello everybody. I have a question. I made a illustration and I apply a stroke effect on it (with fx, not a direct stroke). For the laser cutting I have to make a 2pt stoke all around the illustration. Can I vectorise the effect to apply a stroke on it (the red on in the picture) ? If not, what is the workflow ? Thanks in advance.