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  1. Something I'm not getting here...I can make the new brush using that png but I can't get palettes looking like yours to make the adjustments you make..if I go into pixel persona, my brush is nowhere to be found...

     

    Is there another step in there?

     

    Many thanks..the brush you made is the bee's knees and just what I'm needing!

    Correct me if I'm wrong..you have to BE in Pixel persona when doing this?

  2. Sure!

     

    It's pretty easy:

     

    1) Create a new Intensity brush form Brushes Studio palette

    2) Use a PNG picture as starting nozzle (use this one for example)

     

    pencil.png

     

    3) Form Brush editing palette use these settings

     

    step01.png

     

    4) In Dynamics these...

     

    step02.png

     
     

     

    And you're done!

    I do prefer Pixel Tool because turns anti-alias off and delivers gritty results, but it is pretty usable even with brush tool.

    Flow variation helps to simulate pencil hardness.

     

    Something I'm not getting here...I can make the new brush using that png but I can't get palettes looking like yours to make the adjustments you make..if I go into pixel persona, my brush is nowhere to be found...

     

    Is there another step in there?

     

    Many thanks..the brush you made is the bee's knees and just what I'm needing!

  3. Well-stated AshTeriyaki

     

    I think we can all resonate with what Petar is saying. For myself, I like my XYZ-tool to be 100% focused on XYZ-type tools. A little overlap is good but I don't want that overlap to come at the expense of the core function of that tool.

     

    Seems like everyday I'm discovering some new, extremely well-thought-out feature of AD.

     

    Well done chaps, indeed!

  4. Sorry..couldn't think of a title to neatly wrap this up.

     

    Let's say you're making something simple like a waffle menu icon. You take a square, option-drag it to the right, and cmd-J to get more copies the same distance to the right.

     

    Then you make the second row. be great if the vertical distance could "look to" the distance horizontally between the first squares you cloned.

     

    is this even possible?

  5. Just to put this thread to rest - 

     

    We have one main code base, and we have one file format - so there is no importing/exporting between our apps - you just open (or transfer) the file between our apps and it will just work - fully editable.

     

    We will also only write a tool once - and where it is used by more than one app it will be the same tool in each app. It will be identical.

     

    But, each app will have a specific purpose and have a subset of unique tools that fulfil that purpose. So, for example, photo manipulation tools will only appear in Affinity Photo.

     

    Now, you wouldn't expect Adobe to roll all their Creative Suite into one app, would you!?

     

     

    Certainly not, and the way the Dev team have approached AD is clear to me that you're on a vastly superior path.

  6. Here's what I'm doing..I have a shape with a gradient fill.

     

    To adjust colors of the nodes, I click once on the node, then head to the color wheel..

     

    now, for one of the nodes, - which all began as gray value, and I changed one to blue, and that node - correctly - kept its same gray value, but took on the right amount of blue.

     

    Next node, I picked green. However, rather than that node color keeping its gray value, it changed to the full-on green!

     

    #1 sounds and feels like the correct behavior.

     

    I am using the color picker HSL, triangle in the middle of a color "band"...this band used for selecting hue, the triangle for saturation and luminance..

     

    thoughts?

  7. What I'm talking about here is whether there's a control to govern how much AD will smooth out or "correct" strokes made with the vector brush?

     

    Sometimes, even if I draw an expressive thick/thin line, when I lift the pen, the line will be "adjusted" to be of uniform lenght!

     

    that ain't no dang fun!

     

    any thoughts on controlling strokes behavior when the pen is lifted?

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