Alfred

Typo alert! The ‘Trapazoid Presets’ sub-category should be named ‘Trapezoid Presets’ and ‘Cresent Assets’ should be named ‘Crescent Assets’ (or, for consistency, ‘Crescent Presets’).

You can do this in Affinity Designer but I can’t think of a way to do it in Affinity Photo. (I don’t understand why your existing curves cease to be visible, unless they have zero width and their visibility is therefore dependent on their remaining selected.)

Welcome to the Serif Affinity Forums, @MLeaman. I haven’t noticed any new brush import problems recently, but I’m still on iPadOS 13.6. Which iPad model do you have, and what cloud storage location(s) are you using? The “go back to normal with no new brushes” scenario can arise if you’re not in the correct persona for the type of brush that you’re trying to import. In the desktop apps you can simply switch to the correct persona after import, but I’ve always found that new brushes fail to show up if I’m in the wrong persona when importing on iPad.

Press the Escape key on your keyboard to deselect the current curve so that you can start a new one.

Thank you. I’d forgotten about that possibility! (I’m afraid I’m all out of ‘Likes’ at the moment.)

I thought the ‘!’ meant the font is ‘protected’, which is related to the ‘Restricted’ embeddability option, but I can’t see how that would show up in anything other than an imported document. As for the ‘Georgian’ question, I wonder whether the OP is looking for Georgian language support in Affinity Photo.

They should be OK, but I’m afraid I’m not convinced that they are! Even with sites such as Unsplash there can be legal issues, as discussed here: https://www.thephoblographer.com/2019/07/15/unsplash-copyright-infringement/ My thanks to @haakoo for sharing the above link in another thread on these forums.

Home printers rasterize vector content all the time! For example, word processors don’t rasterize text before sending it to the printer.

You can only convert the layers in the group, not the group itself. Go to the Layers panel and select the layers there.

Affinity Designer allows you to choose between the "Alternate (Even-Odd)" and "Winding (Non-Zero)" fill modes to address the problem, but Affinity Photo doesn’t currently offer that option.

Welcome to the Serif Affinity Forums, @codeneuess. The JPEG format doesn’t support transparency, so your file can’t be an ordinary JPEG! Are you able to share the file here?

Topic also raised and answered in the following thread:

Welcome to the Serif Affinity Forums, @Agvrobot. After you tap on the Curves option in the Adjustments Studio you should see a ‘Spline’ control on the Context toolbar. Tap on it to proceed.

As per my forum signature, I’m currently on iPadOS 13.6.

LOL. Does Isabel know that her surname has been changed? Thanks for the assets file!