CaptainBen

Got it, was having trouble because my gridlines were set to 12.8 pixels by default making that setting not seeming to work. So now that i set the gridlines to 1px and then manually moving things to snap into place is works (pain in the butt), but that is only solution so far. Would be nice to have this working with bigger gridlines.

Having trouble finding "Force Pixel Alignment" on my ipad, perhaps you could point me to it! My google seems to show desktop versions. Thanks

I see, so just want to understand whats doing on. Assuming: 1. Works space is matching output pixel for pixel 2. with what you are saying, I can start a line in vector mode on a "half" pixel when force pixel alignment is not on, and as a result this is what is creating that "aliasing" on th edge of the vertical lines. Thanks guys for the really amazing product, hope to get this sorted out but I have been really enjoying using my ipad as my main tool without having to use my computer for creation. Thanks again for the product, its really great!

I have a very basic...but important question that is killing me. LOVING affinity designer, its so wonderful on my iPad pro 12. Have been creating a lot of stuff! However I am having trouble exporting clean files. To get this right, perhaps you can guide me through the proper way to draw a single vertical 6px thick line in a vector without any pixel shifting aliasing on the edges of the verticle line. Eventually the goal is to export out my vector line art file to a png, but just for simplification this will be my control point. I have my brush set to be 6pt. Perhaps you can guide me (and test...maybe a bug?) on how to do this, been pulling my hair out for days. Was thinking my workspace resolution is slightly different than my export resolution and maybe there is some sort resizing going on? But can't seem to see settings for this. Appreciate your help!