[Better Shortcuts]

Also something else that would be useful would be the ability to turn on and off gestures

[Better Shortcuts]

Being able to customize shortcuts would be incredibly useful, but if that is not posible then a Mixer brush shortcut would be nice, I use the Mixer brush quite often, and I also use the eye dropper as often, however having a shortcut for the eye dropper seems redundant to me, as I have to touch the screen again for the mixer brush, so I had an idea

Have the Alt/Option key change the shortcut thing

B : Brush

Alt+B : Pixel Brush

Alt+B * 2 : Mixer Brush

Alt+B * 3 : Colour replacement Brush

 

And if the "- * 2" or "- * 3" cant be coded in, lets instead use the other keys we have, "alt + shift + [key]", "alt + ctrl + [key]", "shift + ctrl + [key]"

 

Thank you

 

[Import procreate brush into affinity designer]

1 hour ago, αℓƒяє∂ said:

 

I don’t think the Affinity apps can read Procreate’s *.brush format. Changing the extension doesn’t change the internal format of the file, and zipping the file merely creates a compressed archive of the contents.

Yeah...

But I managed to add it another way

Despite not looking pretty (and time consuming if you are trying to import all the Paraline Brush set, or any brush set), you could do this

Take a screenshot in the brush for menu (procreate), open it in AP,     Crop it so that there is only the brush shape,     Add a contrast filter and invert the image colours(to black),     Export it as an image,    and then add it as an intensity brush, and then add the settings for the brush, for example, to make this nebula brush look like it is really bright it is needed to change the blending mode to "add" 

Looks close enough

[Import procreate brush into affinity designer]

On dropbox when saved as abr it does download but it doesnt show up in the brushes

 

[Import procreate brush into affinity designer]

42 minutes ago, Frankdrawsnear said:

Have you tried renaming the file from ".brush" to ".afbrush"

If it is a brushset maybe ".afbrushes"

Edit--Just tried it and it didnt work

 

On 11/30/2018 at 10:30 AM, ibrahimaljada said:

I just found out that procreate exports brushes as    .brush  file. 

On 11/30/2018 at 9:32 AM, GabrielM said:

Hi @ibrahimaljada,

Welcome to the forums. 

What file type is it? Have you tried to save that file to the local storage and then import it?

Thanks,

Gabe.

 

The brushes (individually) save as .brush, while the group of brushes save as .brushset, I tried importing them on those file types, aswell as .abr and .afbrushes but it doesnt work, it still shows dimmed in both dropbox and local storage

 

Edit-- I also tried zipping the files, didnt work

[Import procreate brush into affinity designer]

Have you tried renaming the file from ".brush" to ".afbrush"

If it is a brushset maybe ".afbrushes"

Edit--Just tried it and it didnt work

[Bring back the arrow keys]

7 minutes ago, Frankdrawsnear said:

If not then at least keep undo on the ui

I figured it out, there is a setting to turn it on, but it shouldnt be off, not by default

[Bring back the arrow keys]

1 minute ago, Frankdrawsnear said:

Also bring back undo and redo, keep the gesture but dont remove it from the ui entirely

 

If not then at least keep undo on the ui

[Bring back the arrow keys]

Also bring back undo and redo, keep the gesture but dont remove it from the ui entirely

 

[Bring back the arrow keys]

I used to do pixel art animation with the app, so I used the arrow keys a lot to move pixels for the animation as it makes it easier to move, when I updated the app I was unable of using the arrow keys to move or transform the object, please bring it back.

 

Also I would like to see a ruler tool or something like that.

 

[Disable antialias when transforming object]

I can’t seem to find the option for blend ranges since I am working on the IPad version.