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Currently, you can set the insert target to "behind", "inside", etc etc, but the behavior goes back to "default" after you paste whatever it is you wanted to insert. Is there anyway to lock the behavior so that it always insert the same way every time? I do not know if this is a bug or just the way it's designed to be btw.

Over a month and not a single reply smh.

Can this feature please be added to the layer arrangement option?

Thanks lol.

I know this is a bit of a silly question but I couldn't find anything in the help about this topic. What are the percentages in the title of documents in Affinity Designer? I'm referring to this...

Nothing? Really?

THANK YOU!

Great.

Gotcha.

Can you guys add an invert/flip option to the arrange options in affinity designer. If I have say 100 layers it would be nice to flip the order instead of having to move each one forward or back a set number of times. It's vary tedious. This is especially useful in the export persona when I want to export multiple layers and have them numbered in the proper order.

Is there a way to select multple layers and fold/unfold them all at the same time?

Seems someone else is also having the same issue with power duplicate. Hopefully we can get some sort of option to to accomplish this.

I can understand that but what I don't understand is why if I type in "+=2" in the height it doesn't use the +2 as the appropriate portion for each copy.

I sadly was forced to draw and manually change 240 copies yesterday manually smh. The worst experience I've had in a very long time on a computer. I don't know if Affinity Designer just isn't built to handle GUI task for things other than web. Maybe my case is a bit specific and that's why such a feature hasn't been implemented.

I am trying to power duplicate something in Affinity Designer evenly and it just doesn't seem to be working. Whenever I duplicate a layer and then transform the height (anchored to the bottom center) by 2 pixels larger, Each copy seems to transform by some sort of factor exponentially. I'm trying to make each copy two pixels higher than the previous copy. I've tried transforming the height by different amounts and it works properly only when I use ".1", which makes me think that whatever math it is doing cannot factor .1. I've attached a screenshot. If I change the height from 17.6 to 18.6 and then start power duplicating the next number will be 19.7 instead of 19.6 and then the number continues to grow by some sort of factor from there instead of growing by 1 pixel each time. What can I do to remedy this?

Will Affinity Designer get the macro creating functions that are available in Affinity Photo?