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I love the line art work. Great job!
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Hi,
I just started using Affinity Designer at work and I love it so far.
One of the features that will really come in handy is to collapse all artboards with one shortcut key.
I usually end up with several artboards in an Affinity Designer file and it gets pretty annoying to navigate through layers on top of layers.
So please add this feature to the next rollout of the app.
Thanks!
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Nicely done! Thanks.
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Great, this will come in handy. Thanks! :)
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Wow, thanks, Jer! :)
I have tried all those techniques that were mentioned but my pattern still looks blurry.
Only one thing left that I could try is to export the pattern as 'TIFF'.
'PNG' format still didn't work so great.I think AD developers should really look into implementing 'Pattern swatch' option next time around.
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This might be a silly question but,
I noticed there's no such thing as 'Pattern Swatch' in Affinity Designer.
I see that you can only save 'color' or 'gradient' swatches.
Or am I wrong?
I know that you can use bitmap as fill, but when I try to use a (halftone) pattern that I created, the filled image is blurry, not razor sharp.
I'm still learning to use 'Affinity Designer' and so far I love it.
I hope there's a way to go about creating a pattern swatch.
Thanks!
- Maya
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I like the cartoony look. Good job!
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Nice.
Thanks for sharing!
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Ooh, handy. Thanks!
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Thanks for sharing. :)
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This is pretty cool though! :) Thanks for sharing.
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Great illustration! At first glance, I didn't really notice the dots.
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Simply beautiful. Good job! :)
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In the Context Toolbar, select the second last icon to reset the selection box.
That was simple! Thanks! :)
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I made a set of gradients for Affinity Designer.
My first attempt at AD gradient set! Tada! :D
I originally created the set to be used at work (using Illustrator) and I made this to share with the nice folks here at Affinity Forum.
Hope you guys find this useful.
Thanks!
- Maya
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This is what I'm trying to do.
1. Draw a shape
2. Rotate it
3. Cmd + J: Duplicate it
4. Copy the duplicated shape and move it to a different position
Here, I see that the duplicated shape keeps the rotation value (please see the attached images).
My question is, how can I keep the duplicate (rotated shape) and reset the rotation value of it to '0', still keeping the rotation?
Because I noticed that the duplicate still maintains the rotation value, and when I set it to '0' the shape loses its rotation.
Hope what I'm saying makes sense and I'm not neglecting something very obvious. :P
Thanks!
- Maya
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Great work, thanks!
- Maya
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TIP: Do not use time savers and shortcuts such as embossing, strokes or 3D effects in these illustrations. It's not about time saving, but carefully crafting effects.
Nice tip, indeed. Can't wait to see your tutorials.
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mayahan,
I see, that makes sense. That would be a good feature to add. I don't normally use artboards much so I never worried about it but I can see how it would be useful.
Hokusai
At work, I use Sketch for web design and Illustrator for everything else (multiple page document design, such as, style guide, brandbook, etc.). But Illustrator has been really clunkly, takes too long to open and save, and sometimes the program just won't open at all. I'm getting really fed up with it and thinking of switching to Affinity Designer.
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mayahan,
Affinity Designer currently pastes things in place without the need for a separate command (as long as you are near same area you copied it from). If you have an object on one layer and you copy it (or cut it) and then move to another layer and paste, it will be in the exact same place as it was when you copied it or cut it. If you have documents of the same size, this also works between documents too. It even worked for me when I used documents that were different sizes too. Isn't this the same as "paste into place" that is found in Sketch or Illustrator?
Hokusai
After reading your comment I realized that what I meant to say is that 'paste into place between artboards'. Thanks.
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Nice, Love it!