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Aammppaa

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  1. AD doesn't have the option to print the grid at present.

     

    This feature has been requested before… https://forum.affinity.serif.com/index.php?/topic/27927-print-grid/?hl=%2Bprint+%2Bgrid

     

    I suggest you add your support for this idea --^

     

    I the mean time, you could draw a grid of your own, using the power duplicate feature this should be fairly straight forward.

     

    Or try something like this… https://www.printablepaper.net/category/isometric_graph

  2. Came across this today - I too would benefit from some refinement to the rasterize action…

     

    Would like to have the option to Rasterize multiple objects to a single pixel layer or individual layers.

    Sometimes it is not practical to group a series of objects, which would allow the current work around.

     

    I also notice that a Vector Layer, can't be Rasterized, but a group can… why not?

     

    Also an option to keep the original vector objects, and create a Rasterized copy.

     

    Finally, some insight or control into the format use for the Rasterized image - what DPI is used? Can I override this?

     

    Perhaps I am hoping for too much from this function and should instead be using the Export Persona, then Placing the results back into my file. I am coming to AD from Xara Designer which does support many of the requests above.

     

    Thanks.

  3. Perhaps I am not fully understanding the question... but if you want to create a mirrored, duplicate of an object, that remains editable (so that changing the original also updates the mirrored copy) then you can do so with Symbols.

     

    1. Make the original object into a Symbol
    2. Drag a new instance of the Symbol onto the page
    3. Flip it (horizontally / vertically) and align so that the axis of reflection lies between the two Symbols

    Now you have a live mirror, where changes are reflected across to the other side.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cdT6IgtAgBE

  4. Personally I prefer the duplication method used by Xara Designer - using the right mouse button.

    • Right click + drag - creates a single copy.
    • Right click + drag + left click(s) - creates a copy every time the left button is clicked.
    • Right click + rotate - creates a single rotated copy.
    • Right click + rotate + left click(s) - creates a rotated copy every time the left button is clicked.

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    It is quick, versatile and elegant. Can be done with one hand and without the need to remember which modifier key(s) you need to press!

     

  5. 1. The white dot is a rotation handle. Grab it and drag left or right and the text will rotate about the center point. All objects in AD and AP have this.

     

    2. Select text by dragging over the text with the Text Tool. The selected text will be highlighted in blue (may be hard to see since you have a blue photo as a background). Alternatively double click to select a word, triple click to select a sentence, or click four times to select a whole paragraph.

     

    3. Bold and Italics are only available in fonts that contain bold and italic characters. Andalus does not, try switching to Arial / Time for example, and you will be able to use bold and italic.

     

    4. The red and green lines look like snapping lines. They are telling you that the text is snapped to other objects on the page. In the case of the green line, that is the center of the page.

     

    5. In your original post you ask about FX. You do not need to select the individual characters of the text in order to apply FX. So long as the text layer is selected in the Layers Panel all available FX should work just fine.

     

     

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