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Unsplash - no scroll bar
Ron P. replied to Paul Wild's topic in [ARCHIVE] Designer beta on Windows threads
It goes away... Scrollbar didn't get the memo to move.. -
Unsplash - no scroll bar
Ron P. replied to Paul Wild's topic in [ARCHIVE] Designer beta on Windows threads
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paint brush slow
Ron P. replied to NotMyFault's topic in Pre-V2 Archive of Affinity on Desktop Questions (macOS and Windows)
I don't find any lag in brush strokes until my brush width gets around 150px or larger. My pc is about 6yrs old now. -
Designer crashed and now none of the Affinity apps open
Ron P. replied to Kat Cat's topic in V1 Bugs found on Windows
Welcome to the forums @Kat Cat, "A short time ago".. How long ago was that? Can be important, because updates to various components may have occurred in the background without our knowledge. Windows has become notorious for this. "I used task manager to shut it down". What specifically were you doing when it froze and you had to force quit? There's a difference in Crashing and just freezing up. Generally crashing involves the program suddenly closing on it's own. Please go here and report back with as much info as possible.. https://forum.affinity.serif.com/index.php?/forum/72-report-a-bug-in-affinity-designer/ You can also try doing a run-up reset. Hold down the Ctl key while launching the app. A reset dialog will open ahead of the splash screen. It has several options to reset. By default the top 3 are checked. Try first with just those 3 selected, press clear. Selecting all of them will restore the app to a newly installed state, thus you will loose any presets you have created. If you do choose to clear all, make sure you have backed up all those first. Could you type Win key + R and enter %AppData% into the run dialog. This will take you to the appdata folder. Navigate to C:\Users\YourUserName\AppData\Roaming\Affinity\Designer\1.0\CrashReports. There should be some crash reports in that folder. Zip them up, and upload them here. -
Couple of things come to mind. Your image must be rasterized, ie; a pixel layer. If the layer says (Image), it must be rasterized first After creating your path, look at the left side of the context toolbar, there's 2 buttons. One says Selection. Press it to create a selection from your path. That should get you what you want.
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I don't know if this may help. I noticed quite some time ago now, where Win10 will have this security block placed on them. I've got into the habit of after downloading files, I will first bring up the properties of the file, then check the box to unblock it before installing. Just might be worth trying. I've never had an issue with Defender causing the problems mentioned in this post.
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I had a look at your Designer file. I noticed that your drawing, had a width of 423.3 px. So I rounded that to 423px and first exported just that, using the option to export selected. I then exported the whole document. Opening the exported jpg files in FastStone Viewer, viewing them at %100 looked fine to me, ie; not blurry. If you enlarge or zoom-in past %100 on raster images, then yes it will start to blur and eventually be pixelized. Even at %200 they didn't appear blurry. If you do what's known as pixel-peep, then you will always find faults. You don't look at actual photographs that have been printed out, by placing the photo at the tip of your nose.
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@CPC, yes applying a style gets rid of the background. @Song Palmese, this is very bizarre. The font doesn't matter, I tried numerous, and they all had that background. I've went completely through your file, and not matter what I done, the font background remained. I checked all the blend modes, blend ranges, hiding the layers/groups, still no changing it. This has me puzzled, and apparently above my knowledge.
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Black screen when I move Affinity Photo between monitors.
Ron P. replied to Alex_M's topic in V1 Bugs found on Windows
Tried it with Snap Windows, all 3 boxes checked. Did not have any problems, no black, or blank screens. -
Black screen when I move Affinity Photo between monitors.
Ron P. replied to Alex_M's topic in V1 Bugs found on Windows
I have a problem doing that. When I have an app maximized it does not allow dragging it anywhere, let alone to my second monitor. -
Where are the NEF files located? Same internal drive, external drive, ect. ? So I would start looking at what's different between your notebook and computer (desktop)? By crashing what do you mean? Does Photo close, freeze? Are there any warnings, dialogs that pop up? Is Hardware Acceleration enabled on your computer? Go to File>Preferences, on the Performance tab, and see if the box is checked beside it. If so try unchecking it to see if that corrects it. Press the Win + R keys and type in %Appdata%, then navigate to Roaming>Affinity>Photo>1.0(Beta)>Crash Report>Reports. There should be a report if not more inside that folder. If you have several of them, zip up the last couple of reports and upload them here.
