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Bumping this post, since its really something that make a difference.

Bumping this post, since its really something that make a difference.

Another workaround: just make sure the pixel image you wish to lock isn't the undermost element in your layer stack. Even an empty layer beneath the pixel image will do the trick.

The Gamebuino library requires bitmaps for example, if you don't transcode them into source code yourself, see https://gamebuino.com/fr/academy/tutorials/images
It needs BMP if they're being read from SD card directly by the Arduino which has very limited processing power. That's why it needs as little compression as possible and trades off processing power for it.
 
Edit: Oh and it's also very recent, in fact the Gamebuino Meta for which this is especially relevant came out in February.
 
It would be amazing if I could just use continuous BMP export of my game / app assets directly from Affinity Designer without needing to take extra steps of encoding and having to remember to do it every time for every asset I have changed.

I would also like the option to export .bmp!! I use AP to develop automation graphics for industrial process control systems and several of the industrial displays (e.g. automation direct) will only accept bmp as a file source. I get by converting with paintbrush, but would love to eliminate the extra step.  

Hi aekorps,
Welcome to Affinity Forums :)
No, there's no shortcut for google layer's visibility. Currently you have to untick the checkbox in the Layers panel.
I'm moving this thread to the Feature Requests section.

Is there a way to toggle a layers visibility via a shortcut key?