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Problem exporting posterization
lepr replied to Tari's topic in Affinity on Desktop Questions (macOS and Windows)
Your Layers panel shows you have set the opacity of the Gaussian Blur to 0%. That needs to be 100%, as it is in the file I provided. -
Problem exporting posterization
lepr replied to Tari's topic in Affinity on Desktop Questions (macOS and Windows)
The image I posted alongside an Affinity document is a PNG export from that Affinity document, so I cannot understand why an export does not work correctly for you. -
Problem exporting posterization
lepr replied to Tari's topic in Affinity on Desktop Questions (macOS and Windows)
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It is that value in the field to the immediate right of the "+". That has tooltip "Set the angle of the partial turn of the spiral" and the value is in degrees in the macOS app.
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The partial turn angle is effective for all of the spiral styles, but minimum radius of the decaying style needs to be small enough to allow all turns and the partial turn to be drawn.
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The firstdefence selection method gives a selection intensity of the maximum of R, G and B for each pixel. I wouldn't use that method because it can result in a perceptually dark colour being considered as having greater intensity than a perceptually bright colour. The smadell selection method gives a selection intensity of the perceived brightness (maybe luminosity or maybe luminance or maybe luma or some such measure of "brightness") for each pixel.
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Pattern layer question
lepr replied to christerdk's topic in Affinity on Desktop Questions (macOS and Windows)
Yes, position any object above the master tile of the Pattern and then use Merge Down command to incorporate into the Pattern. -
The group transformation error has something to do with Artboard location in the document space. If you first rearrange the Artboards so 'Task Details' has its origin at top left of all, then the subsequent grouping will be performed correctly. That is proposed as a workaround to help get your project finished. There is a bug to be fixed by the developers.
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You've used the per-turn decay option. I told you to use the per-segment decay option and the "1 - cos(a)" expression.
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93.75% is the decay of the radius for one turn of a 4-gon spiral only. It's different for each n-gon. Instead of explaining how to calculate the per-turn decay for an n-gon spiral, it's easier to tell you to use the per-segment decay option and enter the expression "1-cos(a)", without quote marks and where a is the segment angle.
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The segment angle for the spiral is ½ of the exterior angle of the polygon, so that's 180/n, where n is the number of sides of the polygon.
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Convert shape text back to shape
lepr replied to MikeTO's topic in Affinity on Desktop Questions (macOS and Windows)
Surely the most flexible and straightforward solution would be to simply recover the base object of the Shape Text. That could then be converted to curves if the user specifically wants a Curve/Curves object instead of a parametric shape. -
Convert shape text back to shape
lepr replied to MikeTO's topic in Affinity on Desktop Questions (macOS and Windows)
No, the parametric shape remains as the basis of the Shape Text, and its controls are available with Node Tool as usual, so the developers could easily provide a means of getting the parametric shape object from a Shape Text without a conversion to Curves. -
It can, but you'll need to calculate the decay percentage for a given polygon: cusped decaying spirals.afdesign
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A suggestion: The Useless Live Filter
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I'm not sure why you are bothering to state that. The video shows the expansion is happening, but the result is too skinny because of the bug I wrote about earlier in this thread.
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A trick that suppresses dithering of a vector gradient when exporting to a raster format: give the gradient-filled object an FX Colour Overlay with zero opacity: gradient tool gradient.afphoto An alternative way to avoid dithering is to use an FX Gradient Overlay on an object: gradient overlay gradient.afphoto This document contains a Procedural Texture gradient: procedural gradient.afphoto
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It's an ancient permabug that has been known to Serif for many years: an expanded stroke will be too thin when Size Variance in the stroke properties is not 100%. The closer to 0%, the greater the error in the expansion.
