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And the vector exports attached to the OP (PDF, EPS, SVG) each have different problems than the raster exports.

Looks like the missing front/back bumpers on the raster exports (JPG/PNG) appears to be related to using a gradient overlay effect on a clipped subgroup. Turning off that gradient overlay effect from that group allows that group to export. So as a workaround I replaced the gradient overlay effects with bevel/emboss effects on the front/back bumpers and was able to export to high resolution raster formats (PNG in this case).

Hi, I have a relatively complex illustration that uses various gradients, transparencies, masks, effects, etc. Trying to export to various formats all fail with different problems. AD 1.10.1 Mac App Store version. Mac OS X 10.12.16 Screenshot of the view in Designer. I've attached exports using default settings in various formats. All are missing things or not clipping properly, etc. I was not able to export this in any format successfully... I've attached the original illustration for further testing. ROOT-3087 RooterMan Van Layouts_02E-EXPORT.pdf ROOT-3087 RooterMan Van Layouts_02E-EXPORT.eps ROOT-3087 RooterMan Van Layouts_02E-EXPORT.svg ROOT-3087 RooterMan Van Layouts_02E-EXPORT.afdesign

Thanks for confirming the bug! I had searched for Bug Reports on the forum before posting, but I didn't find an area to post bug reports so I posted here. Sorry about that. Can admin move the thread to the proper forum?

I've come across what appears to be a bug in Affinity Designer 1.7.2 on Mac OS X (10.11.6) I've created a multi-layered symbol which includes an Exposure Adjustment Layer set to 1 I have another layer that uses a number of symbols including the one with the Exposure Adjustment Layer. If I then clone that layer which uses the symbols and detatch all the symbols. Then the Exposure Adjustment Layer in the now detached instance of the symbol reverts to a setting of 0. I've stripped down and simplified a bug test scene to reproduce the bug. These steps should reproduce it. * Load scene BugTest_1B * Open the Presentation Artboard Layer so you can see the sublayers * Open the Set 00A Group so you can see the sublayers * Select layer Letterhead Front Symbol inside the group SET 00A * Detach the Symbol Here the image in the Presentation Artboard gets darker, because the Exposure Adjustment Layer in the now detached version of the symbol reverts to 0. BugTest_1B.afdesign.zip