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thanks imfastrnu2 That's true, but here at work most of my export have to be in PNG so this feature would be most appreciated. It's really annoying having to create a new artboard cause it implies at least renaming and reorganizing... At least the artboard should be able to stick to the object when the resize it. The same way that objects can actually stick to the artboard when you resize them.

Any thought about that though?

You guys are nice but scary... haha

I didn't get the "a la Prince" thing ^^ neither how you guys found out about Guillaume... Do you keep a history of change of username?

Merci Alfred! Sweet of you to send me the instruction in French It works perfectly fine! One last concern though. Than I create a symbol from an artboard, it just duplicates the artboard and the content of it becomes synchronised (yellow arrows). The problem is that it is rather confusing in my layer and I renamed one "symbol" so I don't get confuse (although there is no hierarchy between them). It creates a symbol only from objects (or group of object). It is not possible to have the symbol for a artboard (or maybe I am doing it wrong) Thanks for your answer quick an efficient and sorry that I didn't find it myself the the help section...

Thanks Meb, I'm not new here though, just changed name. Yes I forgot to say it was on Affinity Designer. And my bad again, I meant artboard when I said artwork... I just changed the language of affinity in English so I can understand more easily what you guys are explaining^^ still got to be used to the words.. Here is the screenshot with some colours: red=original artboard, yellow=the "display artboard" and green the clones of original artboards duplicated on the display artboard to have a better idea of the final look. Makes sense? ^^ I hope so, I don't know how to explain better... What do you mean by Symbols?

I'm not sure if the title is really clear... I tried to find the answer in a previous thread but I couldn't get any. I actually a a file where I create all the différents files. I make them from 6 différents artworks as here: But, since these are a going to be (more or less, sometimes yes, sometimes no) together later on, I would like to see quickly how it looks. So what I would like to do is for instance to have a "display artwork" where I could actually have everything together, but each on being edited in its own artwork. So it would look like something like this: Please don't judge me, these screenshots are for the example hahaha I don't know if I made myself clear... If I didn't I'd be happy to give more details Thanks in advance

I found this topic while I was trying to export several atwork as pages of the same pdf file. But I didn't quite get what you guys said... Could you help me out pleeease ? :) I run on Windows BTW

Cool, thanks :)

Hi everyone, I currently work on vans. The bodyshell file (attached) is on a scale 1:30 As I seed to send it later for print it, I prefer to work 1:1 Unfortunately, when I want to resize it ten times bigger (by changing the dimensions on the bottom right of the window), all the lines become so thin that I can barely see them. I want to work full size but without changing the look of it. Anyone could help me on this one ? Thanks guys

Pretty smart !

Hi guys! What's up? I am facing the same issue. Coming up soon? Cheers