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I already have the alignment buttons in the regular toolbar, so duplicating them in the context toolbar makes no sense to me. It's a waste of UI space for those who already have access to these buttons (which I believe are in the toolbar by default). Instead, it would be possible to use the screen real-estate for other UI items.
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In Affinity Photo on iPad 8th generation I find the extra menu at the bottom very distracting when I don't actually want to use it. Is there any way to hide it? I can hide all the other toolbars, but that box is always visible, and it's driving me nuts. Thank you for helping me out. - Rora
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The node/move tool usually show a "procedural" shape's generation settings (as well as fill, stroke, etc.) in the context toolbar, but it doesn't when it is a mask. Only "curves" shapes display properly in the context toolbar when used as a mask. In the example: select the node or move tool select Triangle A and look at the context toolbar, then select Triangle B and look at the context toolbar. There is a lot of missing information, for example "Top point" But if you select one of the shape tools, it will show these settings properly. Context Toolbar Shape Bug.afdesign -
Hey there, the context toolbar of the artistic text function in Affinity Photo is suddenly lacking the stroke options. I can't find an according option in the view / studio settings and there are no hidden elements on right of the context toolbar (no double arrow). Where is it gone and, even more important, how can I get it back? Kind regards
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I'm working in AD 1.6. As before, I can chose the option I want in the Swatches pane under Appearance and the change remains. However, when I click "Fill" or "Stroke" in the Context Toolbar, the default is "Color" and there does not appear to be a way to change that. Thus, if I want "Swatches" in the Context Toolbar (in "Fill" or "Stroke"), I must each time go through the same process. It would really be nice to change this default to "Swatches" or some other option and have it remain so when I go there again, and when I bring up the doc again.
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I'm working in AD 1.6. As before, I can chose the option I want in the Swatches pane under Appearance and the change remains. However, when I click "Fill" or "Stroke" in the Context Toolbar, the default is "Color" and there does not appear to be a way to change that. Thus, if I want "Swatches" in the Context Toolbar (in "Fill" or "Stroke"), I must each time go through the same process. Is there any way to change this default to "Swatches" or some other option? -
Hi, i would find very useful a "use selected (active) brush as an eraser" quick toggle on the context toolbar in "pixel" personas. This would improve painting or texturing workflows as in some cases i would prefer to erase with same brush tip to maintain initial texture & look. Yes, there are keyboard shortcuts to quick toggle eraser brush but i would still have to reselect the brush i had first, adjust size and settings, also if not careful one can switch between tools by mistake and be forced to ctrl + z after.
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The value of the stroke width on the context toolbar is not displayed correctly, if two digits or more. affinity-designer-beta 1.5.0.17, in past versions as well
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I've just tried to fill an object using the context toolbar and Colour tab, but the object is not updating. 1) Draw object using the pen tool 2) Select Fill in context toolbar or Colour tab 3) Choose colour Expected: Colour to update Actual: Colour not updated
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Insert a cog Drag the slider to adjust the number of teeth Use the Scrollwheel on the document to scroll, zoom, or pan Result: The number of teeth change as well as the position or zoom level. -
In the past few Beta's I've noticed when you convert an object to curves the Convert to Curves button in the Context Toolbar stays visible. I'm not sure if this was a design decision or not but shouldn't it be removed after an object has been converted to curves? As it is now, pressing it again essentially does nothing, correct?
