PanthenEye

Since the pixel grid and "force pixel alignment" was doing more damage than good I disabled it completely and left only grid snapping enabled. In this quick test, It's better but it's still not pixel perfect, you can see a slight, subpixel line that separates both brown planes even though they're perfectly aligned with the 2:1 Isometric grid. Furthermore, this gap between planes only appears in the export. I don't see it in the editor when I zoom in. So I'm a bit stumped here - I can't use the pixel grid and I can only use grid snapping to an extent. Why is this considered "by design" if it doesn't do what it's supposed to? A short term fix is adding 1-2px outline in the same color as the fill. But it introduces a completely unnecessary complexity requiring me to sync colors for fill and outline, as well as throwing off my measurements and significantly increasing the time I need to edit the tile or create new tiles.

Hi! When I create a new 2:1 Isometric grid via Isometric Sudio the isometric grid does not match the pixel grid if I enter a sane number like 128px. How can I fix that?

Unfortunately, I had to go back to Illustrator. I tried, I really tried to make the pressure graph work but it just doesn't have the fine control I need. I spent more time to get a worse result which is not acceptable. I'll check back occasionally to see if this gets improved because I really would like to stop paying Adobe.

Please add better stroke width control. I attempted to use Affinity Designer for complex character lineart with the pressure graph tool. Unfortunately, it works only in simple cases. When many points are added it gets incredibly fiddly to change things or to even understand which point I have to move for editing. Not to mention the pressure graph often bugging out completely in complex situations either with points merging for no reason or point not moving at all and me having to close it down and turn it back up. The current solution is simply not good enough for many complex cases. Moho Pro 12 (previously called Anime Studio Pro) has a great tool for this, simply called "line width tool". Here you can see it in action: Even Illustrator's version of this would be good to have: Just do something, please. Threads about his have been around for ages. In 2015 it was mentioned as being worked on yet it never landed. Only silence. No mentions of this improvement on the roadmap. This is such a fundamental missing feature that keeps me away from using Designer. Previous threads: 1. 2.

This should've been added years ago. I can't comprehend how the software still lacks such a fundamental feature in 2018/2019.