seili12

I can't upload this file, unfortunately, as it was done with paid stock. But, I have had this same issue with files that had a single placed image on them, no adjustment layers or anything else done to the image other than to place a new image on the canvas. (I'd thought the layers or filtetrs might be doing something, too, but it happened without them, too.)

Hi! I've owned Affinity for a while, and I just downloaded the latest version, and found there's a weird glitch where when I view any project at 15% zoom (the size I most often work at for broad design work), the pixels on the image glitch and there's an offset box in the middle of the image (right under the model's eye in the screenshot). This has happened in different files, always in the same place. It kicks in right about the third time I zoom in and out with my + and - keyboard shortcuts after opening. All other zoom sizes seem to work fine, though--it's just the 15%. BUT that's always the zoom I use on my keyboard. I've attached a screenshot of what the glitch looks like--it's not super apparent until you're looking over all the details and keep seeing a random box line all the time that shouldn't be there. Is this a known bug that's being worked on? Or, is there something else I'm missing? This is a dealbreaker for me if it's not an issue that would be fixed. System specs are Win10 (fully updated) with NVIDIA GTX 1070 (also up to date). Thanks!