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Sadly no plugin in Affinity, but a couple of standalone software, these are the only 2 that I know of... This might help but it is not free...it's like $40 but no subscription. https://www.pixplant.com/ Or the free software...materialize (win only) https://boundingboxsoftware.com/materialize/

If you need color seps with trapping try this plugin it works... https://pacificpixel.com/product/color-separation-software-for-affinity-photo-ipad-mac-and-windows-high-end-spot-color-simulated-process/ And if you need line art from photo here is another plugin... https://pacificpixel.com/product/line-art-from-your-photos-in-affinity-photo-designer-for-ipad-windows-and-mac-with-blackline/ Note: these are quick fixes until Affinity updates to newer versions of the software...if you need it now and not wait for future updates.

I would like to know if there is a way to move my personal and Photoshop brushes and assets to a different drive other than the c drive, I'm almost out of storage space...The 1st version didn't have this issue, gave more freedom on installation. Thx.

Purchased the Universal V2 suite, was wanting to know if an updated brush management system (brush box_photoshop plugin) is going to be implemented in future updates? This would be helpful to categorize brushes by sets or names.

Oh ok, I was just wondering...seen this on YouTube and thought it may be possible...

Hello JuliaB, Was wanting to know if you tried installing the Photoshop (Brush box plugin) into Affinity Photo? And if you did, does it work? I contacted the Creator of Brush Box plugin but haven't heard back. If anyone has tried installing the Brush box plugin I would love to know if it works

I guess it is 100 brush sets (I have all of Rons brushes) it can range from 50 to 400 on the import...I know the styles don't work...do you know if there is a way to group the brushes like in Photoshop? (Brush box plugin).

Hello, was wanting to know if there is any progress on a brush management system for Affinity Photo? Was also wanting to know if there is a limit on brush importing...have over 100 Photoshop brushes I would like to use... installed the brushes and Affinity Photo locked up and the imported brushes were all gone...wasted hours.

Just found this today...for screen printers. https://www.etsy.com/listing/848986958/color-separation-ap-for-affinity-photo?ref=shop_home_feat_1

I was thinking of buying Quixel 2.0 (Photoshop plugin)...will it work in Affinity Photo? Would be a nice added feature.

Hello AlanR, I see you are trying to paint on 3D models, have you tried Quixel 2.0? (Photoshop plugin)...it may work in Affinity Photo, i don't know but from what i have seen it may? I was thinking of getting it, but now my serial # doesn't work for Photoshop.

Was wanting to know if there will be any solutions for color separating with custom spot colors (Pantone), and screen angle adjustments? Thanks

Me again, woke up and checked my email for some more bad news, I guess I may have bought a useless program (for now), Steve (Creator of Ultraseps) emailed me again, here is what he said: "Had some spare time today so I downloaded and looked at Affinity Photo for a few hours. A full featured color separation program isn’t happening with this. The software is missing just about every vital function required. I could list dozens of things its missing or features it needs to enhance for color separations to work. Here’s just a few of the biggies: RGB Channel Calculations do not exist (very important) True Spot Channels and channel solidity do not exist. Apply Image is useless due to poor channel support. Basically it’s there to apply one actual “graphic image file” to another. The Color Range function is basically useless. Conditional scripting is not supported. The Macros function is a bare bones hobby level copy of Adobe’s. Appears to be impossible to implement automation type plugins. (Only Filter plugins are supported) I could go on and on and on………………. Granted, it might be possible to perform some type of hack-job-layer-style color separation although it’ll never be a viable solution. It is a great little program for working on photos however, but that’s about it and what it’s made for. Home based hobby photographers might gravitate to this due to the low cost. Pro users will avoid it." So as usual I guess I am screwed in the realm of screen printing for this software, I guess I will have to look elsewhere. ​Ugh!!! (CorelDraw).

I don't want to buy other software...I feel Affinity Designer and Photo can accommodate what I do as a designer. I just need a work around for the software, maybe a standalone color separator?

I don't own CorelDraw...is it subscription based? If so i don't want it...i would rather use rubylith or amberlith to do my color seps.