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Really don't know how to word this, but basically, I want to only see the content within the actual document. I think this is how it works by default but something happened and now it shows every layer everywhere, when I just want to see how the image actually looks like.

Right so to be clear I tried everything mentioned and I'm still stuck at not being able to export it. My best bet is, as mentioned, to rework them - which in my case, optimal scenario is to export as .png and trace over the works with a 1px brush, without scaling anything. This sort of works but only because I didn't make that many sprites and the rework could be done in a day. But still it's terribly inconvenient and makes me move to another tool for pixel art work. I've tried other software these last days and they're all years behind Affinity in term of workflow and UI for me, so I'll still have this as my main visual program for anything else. It's just a shame that it's SO close to being the most competent tool for pixel art I've used. I'll make a thread on the feedback section. Thanks for the help again.

Chipping it to say I've been using Affinity for pixel work and it's been a rather unfortunate experience solely because of the lack of this one simple feature. Hope you can get around to it soon enough.

Is it possible? I really need it. Same goes for fonts. Just disabling antialiasing in general.

Is this for animation purposes?

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Chipping it to say I've been using Affinity for pixel work and it's been a rather unfortunate experience solely because of the lack of this one simple feature. Hope you can get around to it soon enough.

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With regard to the stroke on the arcade image, I would apply the stroke size you want to be transparent and use that as a guide and just draw the stroke with the pen tool, you can the turn off the stroke.
 
Create the stroke that will be the distance of the "floating" stroke and use the pen tool to rough out the floating stroke

Fit the stroke to the curves

Apply the stroke width you want

Turn off the stroke on the text




 

Try setting the "scale with object" checkbox ...

Unless you specifically want your Logos to remain vectors and without knowing exactly how your document is structured it's hard to advise accurately but this is one method that may work.
Use the Export persona to export all your Logos (Layers/Groups?) as images
Specifying just the one default width you want for all the images (the height will be proportional).
Then File > Place all the exported images (your Logo's) into a document and use the Arrange commands to align them neatly in one vertical column

There is actually no way to warp text in Affinity Designer,   you can do it in Affinity Photo using the Mesh Warp Tool or the Perspective tool.

Oh, that's too bad. I hope you can add it on the future. It's pretty essential if you do pixel art.

Oh, that's too bad. I hope you can add it on the future. It's pretty essential if you do pixel art.

Oh, that's too bad. I hope you can add it on the future. It's pretty essential if you do pixel art.

Is it possible? I really need it. Same goes for fonts. Just disabling antialiasing in general.

Right so to be clear I tried everything mentioned and I'm still stuck at not being able to export it. My best bet is, as mentioned, to rework them - which in my case, optimal scenario is to export as .png and trace over the works with a 1px brush, without scaling anything. This sort of works but only because I didn't make that many sprites and the rework could be done in a day. But still it's terribly inconvenient and makes me move to another tool for pixel art work. I've tried other software these last days and they're all years behind Affinity in term of workflow and UI for me, so I'll still have this as my main visual program for anything else. It's just a shame that it's SO close to being the most competent tool for pixel art I've used. I'll make a thread on the feedback section. Thanks for the help again.

Chipping it to say I've been using Affinity for pixel work and it's been a rather unfortunate experience solely because of the lack of this one simple feature. Hope you can get around to it soon enough.

I think what you want is not to show anything outside the dimensions of the canvas. If so, try tapping the \ (backslash) key, or if that does not work try View menu > View Mode > Clip to Canvas.

Both Photo and Designer take at least 3 minutes to load up. The reason is that I have hundreds of fonts installed, and no SSD. Nevertheless, I believe it should do a better job, as a lot of other software like MS Paint don't collapse because I have so many fonts.
It's really frustrating.

Is it possible? I really need it. Same goes for fonts. Just disabling antialiasing in general.

Is it possible? I really need it. Same goes for fonts. Just disabling antialiasing in general.