giakaama
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giakaama got a reaction from Saku in Pasting Images Into Alpha Channel
Why do this workflow so hard. What's wrong with copy/paste workflow ? The photoshop way . With this workflow we're doing too many clicks for a simple operation .
What's wrong with :
Step 1. Open image
Step 2. Ctrl+A -> Copy Image
Step 3. Select Alpha channel -> Ctrl+V - Paste
Step 4. Save
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giakaama got a reaction from Maracas in Affinity Photo for Game Devs
I love Affinity Designer, I'm using it allot, for UI design for presentations, it's a great tool . I even use it for small texture work when I need to do something sharp . But Affinity Photo it's well how to put this ... I would like to use it but I'm always returning to Photoshop .
Why ?
Well because the workflow for copy / pasting textures into channels is not that intuitive ( the spare channel flow ... ) and the problem of exporting TGA's .
I prefer a tga instead png's because of the dedicated alpha channel .
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giakaama got a reaction from ambersand in Pasting Images Into Alpha Channel
Why do this workflow so hard. What's wrong with copy/paste workflow ? The photoshop way . With this workflow we're doing too many clicks for a simple operation .
What's wrong with :
Step 1. Open image
Step 2. Ctrl+A -> Copy Image
Step 3. Select Alpha channel -> Ctrl+V - Paste
Step 4. Save
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giakaama got a reaction from Tatom in Pasting Images Into Alpha Channel
Why do this workflow so hard. What's wrong with copy/paste workflow ? The photoshop way . With this workflow we're doing too many clicks for a simple operation .
What's wrong with :
Step 1. Open image
Step 2. Ctrl+A -> Copy Image
Step 3. Select Alpha channel -> Ctrl+V - Paste
Step 4. Save
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giakaama got a reaction from invisfx in Pasting Images Into Alpha Channel
Why do this workflow so hard. What's wrong with copy/paste workflow ? The photoshop way . With this workflow we're doing too many clicks for a simple operation .
What's wrong with :
Step 1. Open image
Step 2. Ctrl+A -> Copy Image
Step 3. Select Alpha channel -> Ctrl+V - Paste
Step 4. Save
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giakaama got a reaction from Dodgyb2001 in Affinity Photo for Game Devs
I love Affinity Designer, I'm using it allot, for UI design for presentations, it's a great tool . I even use it for small texture work when I need to do something sharp . But Affinity Photo it's well how to put this ... I would like to use it but I'm always returning to Photoshop .
Why ?
Well because the workflow for copy / pasting textures into channels is not that intuitive ( the spare channel flow ... ) and the problem of exporting TGA's .
I prefer a tga instead png's because of the dedicated alpha channel .
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giakaama got a reaction from Alej in Pasting Images Into Alpha Channel
Why do this workflow so hard. What's wrong with copy/paste workflow ? The photoshop way . With this workflow we're doing too many clicks for a simple operation .
What's wrong with :
Step 1. Open image
Step 2. Ctrl+A -> Copy Image
Step 3. Select Alpha channel -> Ctrl+V - Paste
Step 4. Save
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giakaama got a reaction from Peter Boodts in Pasting Images Into Alpha Channel
Why do this workflow so hard. What's wrong with copy/paste workflow ? The photoshop way . With this workflow we're doing too many clicks for a simple operation .
What's wrong with :
Step 1. Open image
Step 2. Ctrl+A -> Copy Image
Step 3. Select Alpha channel -> Ctrl+V - Paste
Step 4. Save
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giakaama got a reaction from Klaus E. in Pasting Images Into Alpha Channel
Why do this workflow so hard. What's wrong with copy/paste workflow ? The photoshop way . With this workflow we're doing too many clicks for a simple operation .
What's wrong with :
Step 1. Open image
Step 2. Ctrl+A -> Copy Image
Step 3. Select Alpha channel -> Ctrl+V - Paste
Step 4. Save
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giakaama reacted to MEB in Pasting Images Into Alpha Channel
Hi giakaama,
Welcome to Affinity Forums
Nothing wrong with that (quite the contrary). I do hope there's improvements here in future versions. Affinity Photo is still relatively new. There's quite a few areas that must be looked into/improved/expanded.