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VectorCat

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  1. if I create a piece of art including some raster image, intended for the web and I am ready to export to 1x, 2x and 3x, does AD  "know" or draw from the source image in the Finder when it exports, or does it use the placed art as the source for pixel density?

     

    What I am thinking about is that raster art needs to have enough resolution for the 3X and 2X versions, so it almost makes me think I should work down...work at 3X, then export 2x and 1x

     

    making any sense? can anyone shine a light on this for me or for others?

  2. I'm about to strap in for about 4-6 hours' worth of image preparation headed for the web.

     

    I need the output graphics to be exactly, precisely the size I make them at, not a pixel or 3 more. Affinity Design still is changing dimensions on me!

     

    I can understand if it's a text object, but the shapes I'll be working with today are squares.

     

    Is there something I can do to get AD to keep the sizes of my shapes without my doing any goofy workarounds?

     

    Else, exporting 1x, 2x, 3x, I will have a lot of very tedious cleanup to do..or find another workflow solution.

     

    Thanks for any clues!

     

    vcat

  3. um..can this get fixed? photo's layer palette "group layers" looks identical to Designer's add new layer icon!

     

    That's like..uh..hello?  doesn't even imply "group" it's just a dog ear page!

     

    So, the convention established in designer is that that icon means "Add a layer"

     

    the way icons help us is that they mean the same thing and they save there being a little explanatory text paragraph saying what they do.

     

    if you have 1 icon that means different things, the User is dumped off at the side of the road to confusion.

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