[Descenders cut in layers panel]

Persists in v2.0.3.

[Descenders cut in layers panel]

Howdy,

Seeing the same glitch in Monterey 12.6.1.
Designer v2, Large Font UI Size.

[Alternate option to stretch path curves directly]

Any news on this?
I’m a veteran Illustrator user and rely on this behavior too (Constrain Path Dragging on Segment Reshape). I believe it was default Illustrator behavior, but at some point Adobe made it optional in Preferences—I always turn it on. I need this behavior in Affinity Designer, it speeds my creation. Please, Serif, include this vector editing behavior.
Thank you

[Constrain path dragging on segment reshape]

Howdy,

Any news on this?
I’m a veteran Illustrator user and rely on this behavior too. I believe it was default Illustrator behavior, but at some point Adobe made it optional in Preferences—I always turn it on. I need this behavior in Affinity Designer, it speeds my creation. Please, Serif, include this vector editing behavior.
Thank you.

[Testing Affinity Publisher (Mac) Auto-Update]

v139 to v140 worked as advertised. Thanks.

[Layers Panel: "Add Layer" icon bottom right corner uncomfortably close & cropped to right edge of panel.]

Thank you Old Bruce—and you're correct about the order left to right, at any rate relaunching Publisher (sans modifier key) worked! I'm almost certain I tried that earlier, strange. I'm glad it's back to normal.

[Layers Panel: "Add Layer" icon bottom right corner uncomfortably close & cropped to right edge of panel.]

v139, can't recall if same under v133.

[Flush Space]

BTW, this was an InDesign feature at least as early as CS2.

[Flush Space]

I'd like to request a 'Flush Space' be added to Publisher's Insert menu, please. In InDesign, this invisible white space ensures proper spacing of groups of text when using Justified All Lines. Kinda hard to describe so let David Blatner explain here.

[Preferences > General > Enable "Save"... Incomplete sentence at end of description.]

More cropped UI elements using 'Large UI Size'… note the 3 Radio Button options at the top of the Spread Setup dialog box, their last characters are incomplete. Same aberration in Typography panel.

 

[Preferences > General > Enable "Save"... Incomplete sentence at end of description.]

Only a problem when I use large Font UI Size elsewhere in Preferences, but as this isn't an issue in Photo or Designer, so shouldn't it be in Publisher.

Affinity Publisher v1.7.0.128

Late 2011, 17" MacBook Pro, 2.5 GHz Quad Core Intel Core i7, 16 BG Ram, OSX 10.11.6 El Capitan

 

[Preferences > General > Enable "Save"... Incomplete sentence at end of description.]

Not huge, I know.

[Printers Marks]

A Slug area is necessary in a page layout application. Please add.

[NEW Affinity Designer tutorial (Cowboy Dog character beer label)]

Nice job, Jer. Matching the shades to the background was a good idea. Thanks for sharing.

[1957 Chevy Corvette Roadster - Affinity Designer Vectors]

Beautiful work, Isabel. And thank you Timber for the YouTube link.

[NEW Affinity Designer tutorial (Cowboy Dog character beer label)]

May we see your efforts, Jer? 

[Affinity Photo and Blender]

I'm chuckling. You guys pinpoint exactly my fear of Blender (or any new software)—rewiring my brain. I got very comfortable with Adobe and resented their forcing me to learn AD. And yeah, there was a slow down and cussing and LOTS of videos. LightWave to Modo wasn't so bad because they're similar, but oh my god did I pull my hair out. And that's the agony I'm afraid of; Blender NOT being like Modo—stupid, I know. I'll try to stick with Blender for a few reasons: it's free, it's additional 3D knowledge under my belt, and learning anything new is always good for my brain.

[Affinity Photo and Blender]

Thanks for the encouragement. I just hope I can endure the valley of pain, I really HATE that place. I suffered a bit learning Affinity Designer and Photo, and still I reference videos and the help system. I'm just used to doing things Adobe's way (I'm on old CS5).

 

Free time is the thing, but I'll try to stick with the Blender videos—I have Lynda.com.

 

I forget who mentioned it above, but yes I do have a full size keyboard and I don't use Apple's silly mouse, I have a corded Logitech M500. I also have an old Wacom Intuos3, which apparently isn't supported in Sierra, so I'm still on El Capitan.

 

You're so right, 3D is tough to learn. First was Ray Dream Studio (don't laugh), then LightWave, then Modo. I'm kinda assuming Blender will be not-as-tough because of my 3D experience. Maybe I'm delusional. Here's hoping.

[Affinity Photo and Blender]

OK, info overload, but I appreciate it guys. I transferred my TextEdit notes over to Notes (Apple's note taking app) because it can include pics (i.e., Kevin's screenshots). Thanks for the advice about Left select vs. Right select. I caught that option in one of the videos—I confess I changed it immediately from the default of Left, but you guys say Nein! I hear and obey.

[Affinity Photo and Blender]

Now that sounds useful, thanks a million. It's in my TextEdit file.

[Affinity Photo and Blender]

I'm keeping a TextEdit file of suggestions. Thanks Ren.

[Affinity Photo and Blender]

Thank you Renzatic,

Frustratingly, the middle mouse wheel click kept zooming out of our Milky Way, your suggestion helped. Now I gotta get used to holding the Option Key just to rotate about my scene. Grrrr.

[NEW Affinity Designer tutorial (Cowboy Dog character beer label)]

Hi PixelBrush,

There's a blue "Download Attachment" button along the right edge of the website.

See picture:

 

 

[Affinity Photo and Blender]

Hey Kevin,

I'm only 9 videos in, but I also watched Jonathan Williamson's 6 introductory movies over at CGCookie, and I'm already finding a problem with navigation. Maybe it's my mouse or the middle click wheel. I'm on Mac as I know you are, may I Private Message you concerning Blender and input devices? I don't wanna hijack this forum with my Blender queries, and since you're the one to yell at, well...

:o

[illustrations for monema.it upcoming website]

These are really nice—I like the paper cutout appeal, color palette and the background texture.