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  1. Hi, not sure if this by design or a bug: rasterize ignores the layers anti-aliasing settings and coverage map Expected behavior: rasterize follows anti-aliases settings, in this case: off to get pixelated edge pixels. Observation: rasterize results in partial transparent anti-aliased edge pixels Workaround: using "merge visible" gives correct result (but rasterizes visible layers vs. individual layer). Side note: Document>Flatten seems to use "merge visible" and delete all old layers, giving the expected result. Rasterize ignores anti-aliasing off.afphoto
  2. Hi, I don't know if this is a bug but Affinity Photo 1.9.1 is doing something I don't expect. When I create a Vector object and set the Blend Antialias to Off, it removes the antialiases. If I export that to PNG, the export does not contain antialiases. However, if I Rasterize the vector, I get antialiases even though they are not displayed. To work around it, I have been exporting vectors as PNG and bringing them back in. But this is a pain in the butt. Is it possible for Rasterize to obey the Antialias setting? Or is there something that I'm missing? Thanks. James PS: This might be the same in Affinity Designer as well but I haven't checked.
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