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Sometimes the Paint Brush tool 'Wet Edges' setting turns on by itself after using the Erase Brush tool, even though the settings for both the Erase Brush tool and the Paint Brush tool are set to 'Set wet edges off'. It also happens in reverse too—where the Paint Brush tool 'Wet Edges' setting turns off by itself after using the Erase Brush tool, even though the settings for the Paint Brush tool are set to 'Set wet edges on'. After manually toggling the 'Wet Edges' setting in the context tool bar, the problem disappears for a while, only to return later. I think the issue is caused due to a discrepancy between the 'Wet Edges' setting in the brush context tool bar and the 'Wet Edges' setting in the brush settings. Steps to reproduce 'Wet Edges' turning on by itself: Wet Edges 01.mp4 Steps to reproduce 'Wet Edges' turning off by itself: Wet Edges 02.mp4 ----- Windows 10 - 1903 (18362.207) Affinity Photo - 1.7.1.404

Windows 10 Pro build 1909/APhoto 1.8.4.693/Wacom Intuos Pro I have experienced a problem with the new release (also present in beta build 681) where the paint brush changes after the erase brush is used. It happens with Affinity native brushes and purchased ones and it most noticeable when the flow is a low value. To demonstrate: New document add pixel layer select brush with a low flow e.g. Dry media/Triangle crayon draw a few strokes with the paint brush use the erase brush (in my setup this is set to one of the Basic series brushes) draw a few more strokes with the paint brush and see the difference. The only way I have been able to work around this behaviour is to reset the flow (temporarily) to another value without drawing and then set it back again to its original value. This behaviour happens with the Wacom and the mouse. I switch a lot between between drawing and erasing and it's very annoying

Hello, Thank you for the long trial period. I'm new to Affinity, but so far I've been loving it and thinking about ditching my current software and switching to yours. Recently I've spotted a weird problem that's been kind of messing with my workflow. When I draw inside vector shapes in Pixel persona, first line is usually blurry. Then, after I choose other brush, and then go back to the same one again, it's perfectly fine. I've made a screenshot to illustrate the problem. I'm using up-to-date trial version of Affinity Designer on iMac running the latest macOS Catalina (10.15.4). Seems like a bug, but maybe it's something on my end? If so, can i fix it?