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matt.baker

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  1. The DPI field on the export dialog is limited to 1024, but the document DPI can be much higher than this (32-bit signed integer) - for example, 2540. If you set the export to use the document DPI it works as expected.

    I appreciate DPIs above 1000 are unlikely to be used in normal situations, but if the document supports it, so too should the export (if technically possible depending on the output format).

    Unfortunately I have to use such a high DPI in certain circumstances because Affinity doesn't respect the document units during export to SVG and always goes back to pixels...

    By setting the DPI to a multiple of 254, I can get the accuracy I require in the final export dimensions.

     

    As a side note, I've noticed that increasing the document DPI above ~32'000 messes up the document dimensions. A corner-case, but could be better handled.
    Designer_cfrXkOk38G.gif.40bed49228af80d16876637add7cdf00.gif

  2. @walt.farrell Sorry for the delayed reply. In your last step, is the embedded document's bounding box not still the same dimensions? For me it is.

    image.png.b87aed40456a2c5f3ce8a3c3b55cf881.png

    I was expecting the bounding box to shrink to match the contents like it does for non embedded documents.

     

    Setting the Page Box to Minimum or Maximum Content results in this after performing the previous steps, which looks like it could be another bug:
    image.png.0362306995115d522431ff00aeed4cb8.png

     

    However, it seems to work if the embedded document is left unchanged:

    image.png.e35ba4a1d8edb6e3d68397e0dac27796.png

     

  3. 7 minutes ago, Joachim_L said:

    Is it intended for the OP that the blue circle vanishes afterwards?

    That is what I'm expecting in this case, yes. I wouldn't normally draw something like this, but it's from another design that I am trying to optimise by converting to expanded stokes. On this element they had 3 circles 2 with strokes all overlayed which could have been simplified to a single torus (black and white symbol). A bit of a mess.

  4. You're right. I forgot it was such a small element. I was hoping that Affinity was doing some sort of relative scaling based on the overall document size so this wouldn't have much effect, but looks like it doesn't. Increasing the size and then performing the expand stroke does fix it. Thanks

    It was taken from the attached where the symbol is typically <10 mm tall when reproduced on physical media.

    WEEE.afdesign

  5. I attempted to open a DNG file in the latest 1.9.4 beta which is stuck at "Loading 1 document..." in the top right corner and no progress bar in main window area (bad design). I'm then unable to close the application or cancel the loading process unless I end the process in task manager (bad design). The DNG file (23 MB) opens fine in Designer beta, although it does take a while to develop.

    image.png.0c5b01f58a077703dd705c2396e205fd.png

    image.png.e6f998117b9b7e7888db0d5f94298a75.png

  6. I've raised this before, but never got anywhere with it. The cross-hair cursor used on the shape tool and others is very difficult to see on dark grey. The other cursors have a nice white outline, but this one doesn't.

    Could you try the following test file and see if you experience the same issues when hovering over the dark grey rectangle? Shape tool crosshair visibility test.afdesign

    These are what mine look like.

    Rotate ✔️:

    Designer_McfFvLqHM3.png.a958e9d56b608e1812014efc28463108.png

    Move ✔️:

    Designer_Qs8xnj6NTm.png.a4b73c82c19cbdde7bb704068a53166b.png

    Cross-hair 😥:

    Designer_PTHVDyVCNn.png.d6ebe6052391d9f7133a14c749c15b4e.png

     

    Video. Cursors actually like like the above images (must be the video compression).

     

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