sorin.jurcut

Hey guys, in case someone is doing mindmaps with Affinity, like I am, these might come in handy. Arrows, pointers, actions, terminators/buttons, forms and boolean operators. mindmapping.afassets

Hi Guys, It's been quite a while since you launched Affinity and I've been using it on a regular basis, however, I'm not happy about the fact that I need to use a third party app like bjango's skala for mirroring active artboards to the phone, so I'm thinking of creating a specialized tool for this. However, as with many other tools, I'd need some info wrt API or any means of background communication with Affinity to show said artboards. As of right now, I don't know of any such ways. please adivse. Cheers, Sorin

I used the living daylights out of it. Doing perfect circles or projection was awesome ! I miss that so sorely !

Really Awful crash while using Booleans. Is this a known issue ?

Would be nice to get features from Lazy Nezumi like parlell lines and projection. that would really rock my boat ! I was extremly disappointed to have lost the possibility to work with Lazy Nezumi once I ditched Windows and went for mac, so having similar features right out of the box would be super awesome. Not to mention it would attract lots of budding or seasoned concept artists to Affinity Designer/Photo.

That doesn't entirely fix the issue, especially for sketching. That stabilization is good for inking and illustration. IDK, it's good, but the polygon look still needs to be adressed IMO

Hi Guys, Looked over the forum to see if there was a report for something similar. I came across this while trying out some brushes in AD. I'm sure it's not the driver or the tablet, but I'm not sure if this issue is limited to only the pixel persona of AD or extends over to AP as well, you'll have to see. For evidence, please see one of my examples attached. The issue is that the brushstroke path looks like it's been composed out of polygons instead of a smooth freehand curve.

darn :( now i'm bummed that I missed out on it when it was part of one of your betas. however, if it does become available, even for slight testing, pretty pretty please include me into that alpha/beta phase. I'd love to help you guys out bring out the best possible Adobe Killer. :)

I've been working with affinity for the better part of ±4 months now (i think?), and I'd love to know when the prototyping feature will be up for trial. I'm kind of tired of using skala + continuous export as it's quite a hack and freezes up the computer a lot, even with 16 gigs of RAM. I'd love to see how Affinity's tool is looking/working and give some help to shape it. Is there any way to get my hands on it ?

Noticed that the continuous export is strring up trouble on my machine. Each time I have it activated, it sometimes freezes the system. No es bueno, as they say. Did someone benchmark/betatest this feature properly ? It's insanely awesome, but at the same time, it eats resources like crazy. I think people should be able to configure how often it should export. every second is just not feasible at all. Even on a 16 Gb crazy good MBP. Also, is there an ETA on that prototyping feature ? I'd love to see it in action and be rid of this bjango-continous export-nonsense that I have to use.

So cool. So much inspiration and talent. :) And good on you for choosing Affinity. It won't let you down ! :D

As the title implies, i think this would be highly necessary. Especially for UI design where you handle lots of slices at once.

You should try putting them up on threadless ! they might just make the cut and end up as tshirts

I got a feeling it's in the books.

Working on a redesign of an app in my company, and I wanted to experiment with Affinity Designer. Having had worked with both Sketch, Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Illustrator, Affinity was the right amount of "strange" I needed. Right between Ps and Ai, with bits of Sketch, it's exactly what I need. I got accustomed to the snapping, and it's a joy to do UI design with it. Especially with Artboards. Very very easy. I'm a bit miffed with the occasional crashes from various sources, but those are going to be history once the beta goes MP and gets released. I've also tested Flinto, Pixate and Principle in parallell with Affinity Designer, and I settled on Principle. Flinto is simply too primitive and has issues with element positioning. Quite the odd UX they got. not a fan. Pixate is a bit complicated and just doesn't cut it in terms of more complicated stuff. Having said that, Principle is still not the best, lacking timelined animation & interaction. What I wanted to see was something along the lines of After Effects Timeline animation but for individual elements, adjustable timeline lenght, etc. I would've wanted to be able to stopwatch parameters of properties and be able to change them (create keyframes in the process). Alas, no. The principle phone client is really primitive. No wireless sharing, you have to be connected. Eugh ! Unfortunately I cannot give more info about the project, nor can I post more screens, because I'd then be in deep trouble. Cheers.