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  1. yes it was modified outside of AD. The process involves a cleanup stage where the SVG file gets turned to geometry and then extended. After that, there is a need for optimizing the result and cutting it into pieces (red lines). Its mainly for exploring how much Affinity Designer can be incorporated in this process. The cat shape within AD is much more difficult and I haven´t had much of a success yet wit it. .
  2. Affinity Designer was used to create a basic star shape which got outside of Designer modified.
  3. The Light theme has missing custom input constant buttons . Steps to reproduce: switch the UI Style from Dark to Light
  4. the missing custom inputs for the light theme (reproducible via switching to the light theme) should be passed too. Edit this UI style issue is now in its own bug report!
  5. woha, yours is worse, you don`t even have the buttons for adding custom input constants Edit: Light theme doesn`t have the custom input constant buttons
  6. Same problem on windows 10 with the Live/Shadows filter, changing the renderer doesn`t fix it. Only seemingly solution to get rid of the transparency issue is to put the filter above the image, something must have been botched up there.
  7. the close Icons for the custom inputs randomly have a visual bug.
  8. the Live Procedural Texture is neat, is there a way to access specific features out of the Filters?
  9. the new Icons are pleasant to look at and thanks to their clear design, its much more easy to understand what those icons are representing. comparison how the icons look like when pinned to the Taskbar.
  10. The moment Serif decides to add subscriptions, you can expect that your theoretical and profane lust for giving the "middle finger to Adobe" has failed. Why giving the "middle finger to Adobe" is considered as a solution is beyond my brain capacity. Instead of writing such ugly stuff, it would be more fruitful for everyone to wish Adobe the best, to let them realize in the shift of the user-base that perpetual licences can give them those disgruntled users back. Perpetual licensing is what brought me to the Affinity product line, its imo one of the biggest selling points and it would be unwise to ditch that.
  11. The infamous (forced) updates for Win10 like the most recent one, the massive (data losing) disaster, the dump-fire which the October 2018 update for Windows 10 was and is, is one of many reasons why many are looking more fondly at Linux.
  12. The purchase on Serif is tied to your emailadress, reinstalling windows won`t void your licence. here is some additional information: https://affinity.store/en-gb/help/
  13. https://affinity.serif.com/en-gb/photo/desktop/ Both options will mean, you get a licence. Buying from Serif itself probably means, Serif gets a bigger cut of the money compared to the sale within the microsoft store. The purchase directly from Serif means, older windows versions (8,7) are supported too.
  14. I dont get it, just because your 10 year old hardware has no Linux support for this special printer (other similar printers from the same manufacturer have Linux support) no one should be able to use Linux?
  15. http://de.mitsubishielectric-printing.com/hilfe/treiber there is a section of Linux drivers for Mitsubishi printers? Like for this one here; http://de.mitsubishielectric-printing.com/fotodrucker/cp-d70dw
  16. https://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/Printing-HOWTO/printers.html http://www.openprinting.org/drivers The "support" topic, when you have OEM licences, Microsoft gives limited to 0 support. Even thou it would be nice to see a Linux support of the Affinity Prodcut line, there are clearly more pressing issues like missing TGA support among other features which need optimization or are straight out missing.
  17. while thats true, compared to Affinity Photo, Photoshop runs splendid on Linux + Adobe is a supporter of the Linux Foundation. https://www.linuxfoundation.org/membership/members/
  18. because Photoshop already works with Linux distros quite well. https://github.com/corbindavenport/creative-cloud-linux
  19. some possible software issues; the installed .NET Framework could be broken or the c++ Libraries could be botched up. I think Microsoft Visual C++ 2017 redistributable needs to be installed for Affinity Photo to work.
  20. additionally, Alt Gr + mouse wheel works too.
  21. Had some fun in experimenting with the Tone Mapping Persona, Layer blends and a couple Adjustment and Live filters. The unedited image is on the right side. the steps to make the image in the gif;
  22. If correctly understood, that would be nice to have as an option since the current workaround is a bit tedious. workaround-affinity-photo-view-a-channel-without-alpha-as-transparency My ideal expectation would be the workflow from the below video; direct editing of each channel and being able to ctrl+V images directly into each channel. Saving the image out as an 32bit TGA file to have 4 included intact greyscale images to use.
  23. On windows, while in Affinity Photo/Designer, press F1 and the digital manual will open. αℓƒяє∂ added the link to the online version of the manual for Affinity Photo. The equivalent for Affinity Designer would be this one; https://affinity.help/designer/English.lproj/index.html Edit; there is also a PDF version available made by ve2cjw. https://www.dropbox.com/s/d3uxmmypdx9ruzw/Affinity Photo Manual.pdf?dl=0
  24. you have to enable them for later changes, click on the unexposed eye icon on the most left side. it should look like the above image. The Tickbox for Circular would just be the default setting the user would see first when using the macro.
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