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  1. Alfred
    On the contrary, you've made it abundantly clear how upsetting all of this has been for you, and I'm very sorry to hear it! I just wanted to quickly reply to that point. I shall now go back and read the rest of your post.
  2. Alfred
    Eight hours ago Affinity Designer was in the lead with 42% and the other contenders' shares of the vote were 37%, 15% and 6%. The gap has widened considerably since then: it's now 53% against 29%, 12% and 6%.
  3. Alfred
    When I wrote you replied yet now you're telling me (or at least you seem to be telling me) that you have never received any notifications at that address: So now I'm really, really, really confused!
  4. Alfred
    As per my previous post to this thread, "Tired of Being Hacked" is a forum username. It may be tied to the same address as the one you use for your Affinity Store account, but the two accounts are not linked in any way.
  5. Alfred
    I think you must have misunderstood me. I'm not disputing your claim that you have received notifications at the email address associated with your forum username "American": all I'm saying is that you will have received Affinity Store notifications at an email address (at Yahoo, or Gmail, or whatever) rather than at your "American" username as such. Apologies for any confusion caused by my pedantry!
  6. Alfred
    Your Affinity Store account is tied to an email address, not a username, so you won't ever receive notifications for "American" at the Affinity Store.
  7. Alfred
    Yes, that works just as well as the method I suggested. Hardly surprising, really, since it’s the same method in reverse!
  8. Alfred
    LOL. I understood the "Yasss", which is clearly just a corruption of an emphatic "Yes", and I understood the "woohoo", but what I didn't understand was the "developer access granted" part of your post. We already had developer access before @Ben created this thread, and we've had developer access specifically in relation to Ben's "sneak peeks" ever since he created it, so his saying that he would have to talk to @MattP about some things doesn't mean we now have developer access which we didn't have before.
  9. Alfred
    I hope they have some nice swimming pools in Seattle!
  10. Alfred
    I don’t understand that remark. Please explain!
  11. Alfred
    What age marks? Are you referring to the wonderful wood-grain effect, or is there something I’ve overlooked??
  12. Alfred
    We can already convert an ordinary path into a selection marquee (but not the other way around). We don’t have cutting paths yet, of course.
  13. Alfred
    If you choose to ‘follow’ a particular thread, you will receive the notifications you ask for, but only for that thread. If you want to receive notifications of updates to every thread where you participate, you need to change your Notification Settings.
  14. Alfred
    Nicely done, as usual, Dan! It should probably come with a ‘flashing images’ warning, but it’s only six seconds long.
  15. Alfred
    Voted. Being me, I couldn’t help noticing the apostrophe missing from the contraction of the words “it is” in the description (“... whether its for marketing materials ...”) but I wasn’t going to let that stop me. Besides, there’s a much worse error in the description of a rival product, a writing tool which “includes a variety of stationary”! At the time of writing, Affinity Designer is in the lead with 42%, with the other contenders at 37%, 15% and 6%.
  16. Alfred
    I haven’t tried this, Dylan, but from your description it looks to me as though each circle must be centred on a vertex of a smaller, similar triangle which itself is centred on the original one. Duplicate the existing triangle, shrink it while holding down Shift to maintain its aspect ratio, and then also hold down Ctrl to resize it from the centre; I think you should find that snapping the centres of the circles to the vertices of the new triangle will give you the result that you want.
  17. Alfred
    Welcome to the Serif Affinity Forums, @Brimar and @David_CZ. Please follow the links in this post from brush wizard @paolo.limoncelli.
  18. Alfred
    Happy birthday, @MattP!!
  19. Alfred
    In the first post to the current thread there is a reference to two forum accounts, after which “another Affinity warning regarding the threat of a compromised account” is mentioned, so I’m really not sure just how many different accounts there are, or where they are.
  20. Alfred
    That's a good point: perhaps we shouldn't assume that it was a forum account rather than an Affinity Store account! I suggest that we await clarification from the OP.
  21. Alfred
    Please provide said screenshots! If you prefer not to attach them here, send me a private message so I can tell you how to share them with me.
  22. Alfred
    One trick you can use for alignment of overlapping edges when manually creating a panorama is to set the blend mode of the upper layer to ‘Screen’. I don’t see why the same trick wouldn’t work for aligning a stack of images, but I haven’t actually tried it! (Don’t forget to change the blend mode back to ‘Normal’ when you’ve finished.)
  23. Alfred
    As noted above, ‘Add’ is the closest available. For opaque images the effect should be the same as ‘Linear Dodge’, but if there are any semi-transparent regions in the image a different kind of alpha-blending is used and therefore the result will differ.
  24. Alfred
    Fantastic work, Daz. Although the storyline and illustration style are very different, the story has echoes of Chris Van Allsburg’s wonderful book ‘The Polar Express’.
  25. Alfred
    It would be interesting to find out whether burst mode on a robust tripod (ancient or not) produces a useful result, but I’d be surprised if it did.
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