GayCoonie

You know you can just change the active prefix to use winetricks with it right? Unless I'm missing something there's no need to delete your existing prefix and make a new one in the same place.

Why would you expect pixelation? I'm not resizing the image. I want the pixels in the document to directly line-up with the pixels in the image I'm placing, such that nothing needs to be resampled, like it would work in a much simpler raster image editor. The format is .png and it happens to a varying extent with every image. I've figured out that it''s dpi based, see my reply to owenr for more information.

That didn't help, but I think I figured out what the problem is, and it's an even bigger problem for other images I want to place. I think the problem is a different DPI. Instead of placing it as the correct size based on the resolution of the image, it's scaling it based on the dpi so the "real world" size matched. The reason it is subtle in this case is because there isn't a very big difference. The document is the default(76 dbi) and the image is 72 dpi.This is a very unwanted "feature" that I need to know how to turn off.

I'm trying to place old images I made with Paint in an Affinity Photo Document. When I go to pasteurizer the image, it goes from nice sharp edges to adding unwanted "blending" or something of the sort. How do I avoid this? I have attached zoomed-in images to explain what I mean.

This is probably a stupid question and is most likely a classic example of a pebcak error, but I really can't figure it out. I'm trying to use the inpaining tool to replace the transparency here with an approximation of what should be there . This probably seems like I pretty crude way of doing things, but I've done similar things before in other programs, and it works fine for my purposes when it works properly. What I did is select all the transparency, Making sure I selected every last pixel of it. I've tried it multiple times and it always ends up looking like this: The bottom comes out exactly like I want it, but the top turns into a transparency gradient. This happens even if I fill the transparency with a different color before inpainting, so it somehow is creating transparency that I don't want. Sorry if this should be obvious, I just bought Affinity Photo earlier today. I left the interface in on the screenshots in case that gives some clue to something I doing wrong. Edit: I was able to get around the problem by editing the alpha channel. I still would like to know why this happens in the first place, and if it's intended behavior.