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momochan86

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  1. I made a GROUP of these squares which I would like to subtract from the white square/background (to create a mask)... but I can't.

    It seems the only way is to subtract each separate square individually.

    Is subtracting a group something that isn't possible in AD?

     

    Here's a screenshot:

     

    CantSubtractGroup.thumb.png.47b757747453679f7fdb0ee92e312989.png

     

    It doesn't seem to matter if it's just a group or (like what I'm doing here) a group filled with other groups.

  2. I'm in need of gold/metallic brushes for AD. I found this: https://creativemarket.com/StudioDenmark/293364-Gold-Rush-For-Illustrator

     

    Would this work in AD? I've been able to install abr's that were made for Adobe suites just fine... but I'm not sure if these would work? I mean if they are pngs... I don't see why they wouldn't. Even if it means I just have to place it in my work as a layer and maybe use masking.

     

    If this wont work, can anyone point me to where I can get (free or for purchase) Gold/metallic brushes? (I guess what I'm looking for is "brushes"... I just need the metallic look for products I'm designing.)

     

    Thanks!

  3. I need to do this so I can make a pixel layer to add some texture without the various shapes showing lines/edges. I';ve succewssfully done this with the rest of the image as you can see in the attached photo. But those were all single shapes.

    I made this alien's body in 4 different shapes but I want them completely merged. I thought I could group them and add new pixel layer... but no matter where I place the pixel layer... it's just not right.

    How do I merge these 4 shapes into 1 shape? Not just group them.

     

    I feel like it's an obvious answer....

    make single shape.png

  4. I made 2 shapes and snapped them together, because I wanted to group them into one item.

    But as you can see in the attachment, there's a thin white (or I guess transparent) line in between.

    (both shapes have a fill color and the line set to transparent)

     

    Is there something I'm not doing?

    How can I make the line disappear?

     

    In the photo attached, the two shapes are SNAPPED together... I'd like to not have to overlap because this is something I'll be doing often (snapping+grouping) & it won't always be acceptable to just go over the edge of one shape with another.

     

    Thanks. 

    post-57408-0-25124800-1493020223_thumb.png

  5. Hi momochan86,

    Welcome to Affinity Forums :)

    Yes, despite the same extension, Ai brushes are not the same as regular Ai "project" files. Please check this page for more info.

    Affinity Designer is able to open regular "project" Ai files if they were saved with Create PDF compatible file checked when the file was saved from Illustrator. That's what the PDF stream means in our webpage. Regarding brushes Affinity Designer supports are own format (.afbrushes) and Photoshop brushes (.abr).

    There's a list of some Affinity brushes available on this page.

    Thanks Meb. I was able to import ABR brushed just fine... and I see most of the brushed on CM are .abr so that's cool.

     

    B)

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