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  1. walt.farrell
    Prior to 2.4.0, you could click the Geometry Add (or subtract, etc.) while holding Alt to get a compound, as documented in the Help: https://affinity.help/designer2/en-US.lproj/pages/ObjectControl/compound.html If you pressed Ctrl instead it had no effect on the operation, and you just got a Curves object as though you had not used a modifier key. In 2.4.0, pressing either Alt or Ctrl results in a Compound. Recipe: Create new document Use the Rectangle Tool to create two rectangles. Select both. Press the Ctrl key and the Geometry Add icon on the Toolbar or Layer > Geometry > Add in the Designer menu. 2.3.1 will give a Curves object; 2.4.0 will give a Compound. (Also applies to Photo.) First mentioned as a question here:
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