ButchZ

I just checked, the CAPS button being ON, DOES hide the size marquee off the tool youre using such as paintbrush, inpainting brush is the 2 I checked

Very weird!

Thanks all for the help

Very much appreiated!

I just checked, the CAPS button being ON, DOES hide the size marquee off the tool youre using such as paintbrush, inpainting brush is the 2 I checked

Very weird!

Thanks all for the help

Very much appreiated!

I just checked, the CAPS button being ON, DOES hide the size marquee off the tool youre using such as paintbrush, inpainting brush is the 2 I checked

Very weird!

Thanks all for the help

Very much appreiated!

Hi ButchZ,
 
I'm a little confused by your description but it sounds as though you are trying to find out how to face swap using Affinity Photo the below video should help :)
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t8GkGvpW6nE
 
Thanks
C

Eye-catching panorama (not to mention a huge front yard). :D
 
You took out a lot of automobiles! Good thing no 18-wheeler was rolling by at the time! Early morning shots are so interesting with the warm light and extended shadows. Good job!

Yes I agree it is rather good isn't it!
 
Having said that though something does look like it's gone awry with the sky top right, unless you didn't like the blue patch :)

I was looking for a way to organize your fonts via windows,where you can have them instead,but put them in folders (you can do this in gimp,I think). but couldnt find anything where you could. But,I did find this handy little font viewer/organizer where is shows all your fonts,lets you make folders and name them so if you have many blocky type you just make a folder for them and its easier to find them then to scroll around lol. you can use fonts you need w/o havin to install every one of them,so if you need a specific type and you can even uninstall any font too,w/o havin to your your os uninstaller.
 
Its called Nexus Font Viewer.
 

 
http://www.xiles.net

Here are a few wood styles:
 
The compressed styles file:
Knock_on_Wood.afstyles.zip

Thanks for moving post to request forum. 
 
My rational for a reset button would be to make it less inhibiting when learning and experimenting with the options, knowing you can at least quickly return to a known (safe) default starting point and not mess things up too badly.

In both Affinity Designer and Affinity Photo there is a setting for this under 'Preferences > Tools'. The 'Move Tool Aspect Constrain' dropdown list allows you to opt out of the automatic behaviour, choosing instead between 'Constrain by default' and 'Do not constrain by default'.

I think the OP wants to do what we've been able to do in Serif PhotoPlus for very many years:
 

#1
 
Add a rectangle to cover all the transparent background
 
colour it Pink
 
reduce the opacity to that required

After a couple of hours getting used to nw menus, terminology, etc.  I am very impressed with Affinity Photo.
 
Masking and textures is a breeze!

Im uploading a test photo I made this morning just exploring the program.
 
With more experience, I should be able to produce better projects