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5argon

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  1. Hi, I have a follow up on this. I want to ask is it really a design that one must align an object to a whole pixel to ensure correct export?

    I think the correct requirement should be depending on object's size rather than it's coordinate. For example these are 4 empty artboards, all the same 1024x1024 integer size. Common sense would be : if I slice-export all these artboards I would get all 1024x1024 images. (For this instance it is a setup for icon design) However, because their artboard position (on "world" space, outside the artboard) aren't perfect integer, the resulting slices are either 1024 or 1025.

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    icon20-2.afdesign

  2. Hi, thank you. One other work around is to use 99% hardness, if someone stumbled on this thread and want to have some hot fix for hard brush that you do want some consistent aliasing.

    7 minutes ago, Sean P said:

     

    PixelBrush.png

    My intuition says that on the size like 9, 11, 13, and 15, even though there is that protruding pixel, when dragging horizontally/vertically that pixel should "smear" itself linearly instead of repeating in intervals. Is this a bug also? Or the brush works like a repeatedly firing gun instead of like the actual "brush"?

    161937443_Screenshot2019-08-2215_25_29.thumb.png.c55cd4c75eeeefb2628ee78bd973c8a8.png

    Top : Actual result of size 11 pixel brush

    Bottom : Expected result of size 11 pixel brush

  3. 4 hours ago, Sean P said:

    Hi 5argon,

    Your brush sizes are non whole pixels, so you will get this aliasing behaviour, as the brush doesn't sit completely on a pixel boundary so is divided over 2 pixels. I would suggest you try looking into the Pixel Brush if you want completely hard edges.

    Hi. I get what you meant. What I want is actually non hard edge, a consistently aliased brush regardless of size. And all other software I used do not suffer from this problem no matter the size is whole pixel or not. For example, this clip is from Clip Studio Paint. It gives consistent aliasing edge and no sharp edge mixed in no matter what the size. And also, there is no size that produce the "upper repeating dotted pixel" like Affinity Photo. And when painting, I randomly get "bad brush" when scaling around the size. Brush size scaling is done arbitrarily by the painter and we should not have to concern whether the size is whole pixel or not.

     

  4. *This is in fact Affinity Photo for macOS, mods please move it to that forum. But I am not sure it could be reproduced on pixel persona of Designer as well.

    In this clip I show that the Basic brush with 100% opacity / flow / hardness, can produce unexpected aliasing depeding on brush size.

    To suppliment the clip, for example, at this size there are parts with unaliased result similar to when using the Pixel Tool. Except that it happen randomly along the other edges that were correctly aliased.

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    At this size, it produce spacing artifacts in interval.

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    These are sizes that produce expected, consistent aliasing result.

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    Device : Wacom Intuos Pro M

    Affinity Photo 1.7.2

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  5. 2 hours ago, GabrielM said:

    Hi @5argon,

    This is not a bug. 

    Adjustments/masks inside "empty" groups are applied to anything below the group. When the group is populated with an object, the adjustment/mask only applies to objects within the group. 

    Thanks,

    Gabe. 

    Is that so? Then it is still a bug because the mask square is rotated 45 degree to diamond position, but it is clipping as if it hadn't rotated in the clip.

  6. When adding layer effect to one symbol, other symbols follows as expected. However pressing merge and it now applies to only that one symbol, a bunch of unlinks appeared, the orange line became dashed, and undoing cannot restore back the linked state.

    Related question, how can I intentionally unlink some "attribute" that it is showing here? What are available attributes that I could unlink manually? How to relink them? Any documentation of this "dashed line" symbol?

    unlink.afdesign

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    An expected result is that clicking Create Slice on PFXIcon should correctly frame the active area, similar in size to the frame of transform handle in Designer Persona in the first image. (plus take account of stroke, so all stroke pixel won't be clipped)

    But seems like it misunderstand something and create much bigger area. (probably related to group scaling and that its content are symbols)

    PFXIcon.afdesign

  8. 18 hours ago, MEB said:

    I 5argon,
    Welcome to Affinity Forums :)
    Do you mind attaching the afdesign file shown in your screenshot for us to take a look please? You can delete all other non-related content/layers or I can provide you an upload link if you wish to keep the file private. Thanks for your report/support.

    Here you go. (Designer version is 1.7.1 by the way) repro2.afdesign

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