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What do you mean with I can't find here? What are you trying to do with that? - That is as default a hidden Windows directory, meaning here it's usually not directly shown in Win Explorer and similar file manager tools. Though there should be an option to make also these hidden directories visable.

There is no need to switch Personas if the whole is a bitmap, just stay in the Pixel persona and perform the tasks from there, the move tool is also there in the Pixel Persona. - For the selection copy/paste make just sure the layer to copy from is selected/highlighted in the layer panel, then a copy/paste should be usually possible. A paste will create here a new layer of the copied portion and the active layer highlight will move to that in the layers panel (that one will now be the active layer). Also you might want to dismiss the selection rectangle after copying a selection with (Ctrl/Cmd D) in order have no blockings.

Personally I don't use that OBS software at all, there are a bunch of screen capture and video recording/editing tools for such purposes. I mostly use Snagit, ActivePresenter and Monosnap for such tasks.

It's the way they implemented it and do the filename/extension handling here. What I referenced previously for you, are the common docs for the MS Windows API way. Which by the way also tell how things should usually behave and be used.

I think it has to be bitmap (PNG) instead, see here for example and adapt the iPad things to the Desktop version then instead ... How to create vector brushes in Affinity Designer for iPad

Macros files with an S at the end are ment for the "Studio > Library" panel instead, import your .afmacros files there on that panel.

Related to OBS see also: "Why OBS is not showing the canvas of Affinity Deisgner?"!

See: Affinity Photo 1.6.4.104 high CPU on idle or simple tasks Affinity Photo Using 700+% of CPU ... and so on ... The next 1.7 version (actually in beta) will or might hopefully address these issues.

It doesn't save the adjustments you made on the Develop side, there is no sidecar file or the like generated, you would have to make an own Preset there (of all things you applied in Develop) for a later reusage instead. - All it does when pressing the blue Develop button is take your image with those adjustments you made over to the Photo Persona side. There on the Photo Persona you can save it as an Affinity Photo file or export the image into other common image formats (JPG, PNG, TIFF, PDF ... etc.). So to sum up, there is no real saving on the Develop Persona side, it doesn't create sidecar files or the like, in order to save to something you have to do that on the Photo Persona side!

Deutsche Tutorials Siehe z.B.: mensch-mesch.com affinitytutorials.de Affinity Photo Tutorials mit Video und PDF

Well in APh using equations here will always yield to a pixel based representation of the modified text or shapes then ... What you probably mean is then on the plain vector side (AD) instead, so things like envelope distortion or freeform distortion of vectors/shapes which are sadly missing there in AD. - It's something which needs to be still implemented for AD, so people don't have to switch over to use AI, Inkscape, Magix/Xara, ... etc. instead for performing such tasks.

That's no easy task and there are also pitfalls in taking all these things over to another software. - Here is an article about the workflow and problems when migrating over to another software ... Synchronization between photo development tools, or the migration from Lightroom to open-source alternatives

Jip, bei der "Eindeutschung" der UI-Kit Anleitung ist z.B. von Vermögenswerten (assets) die Rede LOL. Gemeint sind natürlich graphische Vektorobjekte und keine Vermögenswerte im übergeordneten Sinne. - Ansonsten, wenn etwas wie Assets, Macros, Styles etc. installiert werden kann, dann gibt es meist immer auch ein kleines Hamburger-Menu in der oberen rechten Ecke in dem jeweiligen Panel wo diese dann angezeigt werden. In dem Hamburger-Menü gibt es dann einen entsprechenden Menüeintrag (eine Import-/Export-Funktion) zum Laden oder Speichern von den jeweiligen Dateitypen.

These are things you as a programmer have to take care for and handle, that's nothing Win does without telling it to do so. Thus it depends on how you setup and implemented it to behave here. Most things have a default behavior and/or are further customizable, see for example ... Open and Save As Dialog Boxes How to: Save Files Using the SaveFileDialog Component FileDialog.FileName Property

Ja es ist meistens eine Sache der Einstellungen wenn sich die Dinge da aufeinmal unterschiedlich verhalten. Dann muß man schauen und vergleichen ob man versehentlich (oder bewußt) mal etwas geändert hatte und es dann zurücksetzen.

Make a rectangle selection of the signature and copy/paste, that gives you a new layer with a copy of the sig Dismiss the selection Ctrl/Cmd D, select the copied sig layer and move it closer Select the initial image layer, take a brush, pick up/set it to the background color and paint over the old signature portion

Spring Sale 20% off everything - AD - Only €43.99. (Was €54.99). Hmm interesting got Euros shown there, even I changed the locale to United States - English.

NO - And if I look into the crystal ball I can't see yet nothing like that. Also they probably should better first implement those in the past often committed and missing features for Designer/Photo/(and now Publisher), before taking that route.

Looks to me like you haven't used or tried out Photo so far? Did you looked at some of the following overview tutorials (especially also those about RAW) here? Official Affinity Photo (Desktop) Video Tutorials Of course there is, APh does as default (when you open a RAW file inside Develop) more in a neutral state. Dependend on the cam and the RAW support it either gives you a well balanced or not that optimal balanced initial conversion here when it loads your RAW file. - Now it's time to tweak and develop the RAW accordingly, steps you will have to look after and maybe adjust then... Check the histogramm, bandwith, focus/exif Perform exposer adjustments Whitebalance adjustments Brightness/Contrast adjustments Noise reduction Luminosity/Saturation adjustments Possibly adjust Shadows/Lights if needed Applying lens corrections (distortions, chromatic aberrations, vignetting etc.) Adjust levels if needed Cropping the image if needed Remove blemishes, red eye removal (can also be done later in Photo persona) Apply some toning (can also be done later in Photo persona) etc. Taking over to Photo Persona and then... Sharpening or selective sharpening Saving/Exporting Finetuning Watermarking ...creative/artistic filters etc.... ...whatever

Ops didn't saw that, LOL.

That's pretty implementation and thus app specific and there internal file handling dependent. - There is usually nothing like that behavior you mentioned as a default (see Win Guidelines here, Save File and File Types Lists). - Usually one don't have to quote in GUI apps save/export dialogs, since the file name input there is usually already passed back as a "string" type, which one (the programmer) then works with in the app. Quoting there will give more or less instead this here then. - Instead quoting is general more essential in CLI apps when run in terminal (command line progs), there more in order to overcome possible used space signs in file or directory name paths etc., so to make sure they are handled correctly and coherently. When dealing and programming in apps with file open/save handling, one has to check for the supported possible different file formats. Thus extracting and cross-checking a passed over file extension is something one has to do there. So for saving, if a given filename has no extension (aka a check for multiple possible string endsWith ".xxx" etc. fails) one is added. If the string already contains (aka string toLower endsWith ".tiff" | ".tif" ) the extension, nothing is added and it's taken as is for saving. ... and so on.

You may want to read the following to get some basic idea why start developing from RAW images is often essential ... RAW, actually Yes, but partly on another level and then not any more working with/on plain camera sensor given data. - It's pretty much like Adobe Camera RAW (or Lightroom) versus Photoshop, if that says anything to you here. Thought I already explained that in short previously. - In RAW/Develop Persona you can get the most out of your cameras sensor data, you can adjust all related things for getting a good developed exposer of your cam images. In Photo Persona you can take make also different and artistic adjustments and manipulations to the before developed image. You can apply filters, alienating a photo, make a sketch or comic etc. etc. out of it and so on. It's like in the past with analog photographie, Develop Persona is your photo darkroom and Photo Persona is the creative image manipulation after develop.

Don't know what you mean here, why should you put marks around at all then?

Well you stay in the Develop Persona (the RAW converter portion) until your RAW images are developed in a sense that you are quite happy with their visual results. So you can use that mode until you realize that there is nothing you can add more here on the RAW develop side. - Now you can take your photo over to the Photo Develop side, which either allows you to store and export your image into some more common reusable formats, OR manipulate it way further with applying filters and a bunch of other artistic image manipulations you don't have on the Develop Persona side. Basically it's up to you how far you stay in that RAW develop mode and how much you tweak your images there, but in order to save/export your images or manipulate it further you have to take it over to the Photo Persona.

GradeUI Kit: https://www.dropbox.com/s/vtf8rvkja75cv2u/QuickStart_Guide_GradeUI_DE.pdf?dl=0 Allgemein siehe: Installing Free/Included 1.6 Content