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bobbybosler

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  1. See this topic. I had assumed that the fact that the transparency tool didn't apply to shape-masked objects was a bug, but apparently it's how designer works. I think it is somewhat counter-intuitive that the transparency tool does not affect the contents of a shape mask. I would like to suggest that it does. I guess InDesign allows for such a thing, and it would be great to have that ability in Designer (without having to use pixel masks). I would make numerous workflows much more efficient and would make maintenance easier as well.
  2. 👀 Well then! Affinity, your move. In all seriousness, this would simplify so many workflows. I work with several designers who would use this every day if it worked that way. And perhaps it could be enabled via some sort of option on the tool to apply only to the background of a shape or curve or whether it applies to all children in a shape.
  3. Yes, I was speaking of the transparency tool and not the gradient tool. I'm aware I can apply transparency directly to an image layer using the tool, but doesn't it seem that expected behavior should be that the transparency tool should affect child layers and not just the direct layer to which it is applied?
  4. Hello there, I noticed today when working in AFD 2.3.0 that when you create a shape, put a photo inside of that shape (thus using the shape as a mask for the photo) and then apply the transparency tool to the shape, it does not affect the photo inside, but only the shape itself. Is this a bug or is it expected behavior?
  5. I'm not sure if it's located somewhere else, but I noticed that the paragraph studio panel is AWOL in Designer 2.0, whereas it was present in V1 (see comparison screenshots). Is this on purpose?
  6. Yes, I am teaching a college course on Affinity Designer right now and we noticed the bug in class, both in V1 and V2! The only way we could get around it was to remove the object from the artboard via the layers panel, then it extends into the bleed section on the output file. But that's a pain for editing, because if you ever try to move the object with the move tool, it automatically places it back in the artboard!
  7. Greetings, I am trying to use live trace in Illustrator and then import the product into Designer, but when I paste the file into Designer, my design gets these strange white lines around all of the paths. I would say, about 90% of the time it does this but inexplicably sometimes it doesn't and they look great. I noticed that whatever part of the object appears off-canvas looks perfect, but anything on canvas looks horrible. And yes, it appears this way when I export as well. Any thoughts?
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