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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Combo_box https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Context_menu

Just to clarify - it is combobox. The fact that this control doesn't have a label (which is absolutely standard) is unfortunately just another example of Afinity's fundamental problems with UI creation.

No, the first link from my search led me to the attached very old thread, which compared to all the "answers" here (including yours), is far more relevant because it is from the developers themselves. But the OP can easily wait for some more well-founded information and answers, I personally prefer to look up these "answers", because that is significantly faster and more comprehensive.

As far as I know, in V1 the adjustment icons did not appear in collapsed layer. You can even double-click on them, and you can adjust their parameters. So in most situations (smaller number of adjustments, adding adjustments that I really need so I don't have to turn them off) the user can do with a collapsed layer, which makes the layers stack significantly clearer. That was probably the reason for this change in behavior.

Google will also find the answer to your question: https://www.google.com/search?q=Why+is+the+native+Affinity+Photo+file+size+so+humungous?+site:forum.affinity.serif.com

Try click to Boolean Add. I'm too slow 🙂

Why shouldn't this work in version 2? I have no problem with the Boolean Divide functionality.

Try looking here: https://www.google.com/search?q=slow+performance+V2+site:https://forum.affinity.serif.com

Must be Pixel perfect (position and size to whole pixel, without decimal part). Set Snapping: Force pixel alignment to On, Move by whole pixel to Off.

For the sake of interest - if I run V2.0.0, I will only be prompted to update to version 2.0.3. After clicking on Install and downloading for a while, these two messages pop up: After clicking on Install, "something" is downloaded and installed again, and these two messages pop up again. The second message disappears after a while, the Welcome screen is displayed, and only the Crash report question remains. A bit messy and non-standard update process.

But this can happen even in the current "one-line" solution. Simply, when the length of the text together with its size exceeds the boundaries of the line, undesirable and often unexpected deformations begin to occur. For multi-line text, vertical alignment could be applied, so that the lines would be centered around the guide line, the line spacing could be changed, which, unlike the N.P.M. still kept correct/undeformed spacing, etc.

It goes without saying that a visual distinction between node and handle would certainly benefit clarity. But I have to say for myself that whenever I need to manipulate the nodes and their handles, which are squeezed on top of each other and there is a risk of them being selected incorrectly, I still have to zoom in, because otherwise the manipulation/setting will not be accurate enough. I once suggested (but it was a slightly different situation) that a "Magnifier" would be suitable for these cases for a temporary enlargement of the place where the adjustment is currently being made. Edit: Just for the sake of interest, a topic with a similar problem, where it is necessary to increase the working area for proper manipulation and control.

Multinode? After delete. Edit: "Random" line is weird, maybe some artifact from the Contour creation - just poke these nodes and weird shapes will start to form. I would try to delete this part of the curve and redraw it. But maybe it's a bug in the Contour tool.

Is it all one single closed curve? Are there any multinodes (not overlapping)? Alternatively, insert a file.