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Pšenda

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  1. 4 hours ago, GarryP said:

    “Not A Number”

    NaN is mostly a result of division by zero, which is probably a result of setting DPI to 0.
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NaN

    It is interesting that the document has this meaningless value at all - if I enter zero DPI in New Document, the value automatically changes to 1 (which is correct).
    So this erroneous value, which Affinity apparently no longer tests and corrects, must have been obtained by the document through some kind of import.

  2. 2 hours ago, LionelD said:

    In my case I “fixed” the problem by realigning my artboards

    Just for information - the position of the Artboards is defined by the position of the "Origin" Artboard - i.e. the leftmost and topmost one, which is always at position 0, 0. Very easily (by moving or adding new artboard before/above this Origin artboard) you can mess up the right one (Pixel perfect) positions of the other artboards, or you can correct them on the contrary - by correcting the position of the Origin artboards by the necessary offset, the positions of the others will also be aligned, so they do not have to be corrected one by one.

  3. 3 hours ago, PaulEC said:

    sticky setting

    Not respecting these standards (remembering preferences can be considered an absolute standard for modern applications), and not accepting dozens of user requests on this topic, is completely incomprehensible to me - it can make working with Affinity applications so annoying that it's hard to believe that Serif is not going to do anything about it.

  4. 4 minutes ago, Stun Damage said:

    take the time to manually correct the distortion in one of your photos

    Since the lens in question is a zoom (not fixed/single focus), you would have to do this for all focal lengths. Then, according to the specific photo (focal length used), apply the measured correction parameters of the relevant focal length. That's quite a lot of work 🙂

  5. On 6/4/2023 at 4:49 PM, Old Bruce said:

    I think it has to do with Slices being integer Pixels in size and are somehow rigidly fixed to the Document pixel grid. It just seems very weird in that an Artboard can have a pixel grid and items placed and sized to that pixel grid are integer pixels co-ordinates and sizes. Yet on export their slice co-ordinates and sizes are made according to the Document wide Pixel Grid.

    Yes, Serif already explained it here. And by the way, it's also why Slices can't be snapped to grids and guides - they're just in a different/incompatible space.

  6. 6 minutes ago, gabriel_komorov said:

    At purchase time you decide what modules you want, and then they are available in Studio Link. If you change your mind after purchase - no problem, just buy module you want

    This is exactly how it works today with APublisher and StudioLink.
    You buy APublisher, only Publisher persona works for you. If you decide to purchase the APhoto module/app, Photo Persona also works for you.

  7. Hi @stokerg

    Since the original object had a fill, two objects will be created during the Expand Stroke execution - a separate outline line and a separate fill.
    image.png.fd165c6a2a93dd22ed7ae95f813b2198.png image.png.d4ea1a4956a3199278da58e98fdd48c8.png

    But the problem is that the name of the original object is taken over by only one created object (in this case, fill), while the second object has no name at all - and must therefore be supplemented/copied from the first object. Is this desirable behavior? - personally, I would expect that the name of the original object will be taken over by both newly created objects (even if they want to differ in the name - perhaps with some suffix, it is still more convenient if the original name is listed there).

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