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kirk23

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  1. I need 16bit cmyk mode badly . Krita has it nicely for instance . too bad its slow as hell without proper GPU support
  2. Thankfully chat GPT can instruct you a lot about Affinity soft . So it's a quick transition and it can explain you key differences in layer system pretty quick and well. The bad thing is a lack of features available in Photoshop like 16 bit cmyk, and its procedural features are way behind some other 2d soft . Learning curve is nothing especially hard IMO. Took me a weekend of random clicks probably coming from Photoshop. Many things are really more convenient in Affinity like freq separation , bulding 3d LUT from random picture pair, live normal map/ lighting filter, mesh deform , linked layers, embedded files . But I still maintain my Photoshop subscription which went almost twice recently while I have absolutely zero advantage of their AI direction. Affinity still lacks basic things.
  3. Thanks for the hint, Alfred. Looks like artboard works to some extent . If artboard layer would stay bellow. But it doesn't once you move something I need something like pattern preview in PSHop or Krita.
  4. it's not exactly what i need . i need a copy be in bleed area outside doc frame. like when you have first symbol in top left corner and second symbol shifted in X direction to what spreadwidth value is
  5. Well. it does work of a sort but making states much more complicated . PS. actually i was too quick to decide. The newly added to a group objects keep staying in that group state but they also stay in other groups now. I am totally lost now. Wonder what that update button really update? In Photoshop its simple like 2x2
  6. I want to make a macro that shift symbols to image corners doing exactly same shift the image size in x/y is . Does it possible somehow?
  7. layer states remember only layers existed when you create the state initially , and update button doesn't make them include later layers into same "state" like photoshop does. Queryes save only layer with same tag but you can't have two tags on same layer so no way to add same layer in diffrent queryes" So what might be a trick? I need it exactly how it works in Photoshop + a way to export them in separate files .
  8. Well, at least paid GPT recently became increasingly appreciative and flattery not missing a chance to tell you how great and pro your ideas are. Untill, you turn "Monday" version on and there it tells you what it really think about your brain capacity 😁
  9. So why I am paying 20 a month for chatGPT 4.5 "advanced reasoning" . Feels better than free one . Or is it just self persuasion and a mind trick ? Sometimes it sounds like it has a better idea of how things should work than my initial one.
  10. Well, with scripts writing AI is at least doing exactly what you you need it to do contrary to image generation AI which always does something partly blurry and never what you wanted exactly. Just useless fancy pictures in same recognizable styles. AI material textures are so ugly an unusable for instance.
  11. So it could vary . both in stretch and repeat mode . I mean those red dotted lines in brush dialog. could we have more spans . At least 5 maybe. And a seed value . So if same seed we could replace the stroke to another one with same pictures order With an option to stay perfectly deformed along the spline or scattered with offset. I think Serif had something like this before.
  12. I just hope chat GPT would be ok with Affinity scripts. It's what made Blender so easy to use recently and so much ahead of paid software. Almost everything Chat writes for Blender works . It can modify the software way beyond default capabilities. I actually half way on modifying Blender to a "perfect" 2d raster/vector hybrid. Like Expression once promised. With cryptomatte support and all other things we asking here for years. But when I try Chat to write something for Adobe or 3d max and it never works. Other day I asked chat to write me a simple frequency separation tool in Affinity style for Phtoshop + a few extra things like specific kinds of blurs. It couldn't . I had to do the action manually. But python + pillow +a few other image tools and Chat GPT does wonders. It wrote me all possible freq separation types ever existed found from some obscure research publications , some working slow as hell . A one separating vertically looking details from horizontal I am still not sure I understand how it works. I very much hope there will be a mechanism to assess pixel and vector layers data to some quick data save to process them with GPT made Python scripts and bring back . Maybe by saving super quick uncompressed tiffs or RAW in temp folder and then read back . That approach works with Photoshop for me.
  13. A button that would do locked symbol containers of every layer and place them with document size shifts all around the document frame. Invisible in the layer stack pane. I did such setup manually and it sort of works but even as a batch it create so messed up layer stack I constantly break it accidentally and could hardly figure out a thing. Please let it be just a one button option for preview and painting. Photoshop has a nice one bit doesn't work with deformers and I don't need it to tile forever , just 8 quads around . it's perfectly enough to get an idea how it would look repeating . Lets have better one.
  14. It's a tedious task when you need to do a collage and need to adapt colors of new layer to average colors of surrounding pixels. Photoshop does auto-blend but only in RGB mode and quite frankly I don't like how it does it. An old and ancient way is to do it through frequency separation. You blur background and use it as low frequency part for top layer. Pretty sure it's not that much calculation expensive procedure and could work as live filter doing so on all of RGBA , yes including alpha as an option.
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