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  1. Thanks for clearly stating your point. I agree that the topic title would be improved by including the words "Pen Tool".
  2. On Mac, the selection and mask buttons have always been in Photo and Publisher's Photo persona, but never in Designer in the seven years I've been using Affinity apps.
  3. That topic is specifically about using the Pen Tool and no other tool, or did you not even read it. Please stop your pathetic attempt to win some kind of arguing competition.
  4. Pen pointers appear when the Pen is in use, and there is logic to the pointers list being in the topic about using the Pen Tool, namely "Draw curves and shapes".
  5. It could take an eternity for the people who don't even try.
  6. There is a link to that page in the page for Pen Tool, which is how I found the list of pen pointers in less than 10 seconds.
  7. In your attached document, the Appearance panel reveals the blue/purple disc has a Fill with blend mode Divide instead of the default Normal.
  8. @kat in response to your latest 'confused' emoji, here is a video where I cmd+click the terminal node from which the curve is to be extended: extend.mp4
  9. It appears to have been logged: https://forum.affinity.serif.com/index.php?/search/&tags=AF-2346
  10. Yes, this is a 2.5.x regression. Stroke expansion of dashed lines in 2.4.2 is not affected by the pressure profile which should be getting completely ignored.
  11. Strictly speaking, TIFF is a flat image format, but both Photoshop and Affinity do have a way of storing their layers in a TIFF file. I'm uncertain whether Serif will consider the imperfect translation of Photoshop layers to Affinity layers as a bug or a limitation, but you should post a bug report since Pixelmator Pro is handling the translation correctly. Go to https://forum.affinity.serif.com/index.php?/forum/127-v2-bugs-found-on-macos/ and read the guidance at the top of the page before starting a new bug report thread.
  12. The original is 16 bits per channel with Adobe RGB profile. Your conversion is 8 bits per channel with no profile, but it looks identical to my eye when sRGB profile is assigned.
  13. MacOS comes with an app named Automator. You can create a batch converter with that.
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