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Would be nice if Affinity had more "Subtle" stabilizer mode. Like ClipStudio, Procreate and so on. Affinity's stabilizer is more restrictive/obvious control that feels like pen is controlled by the stabilizer and user is supporting it. But ClipStudio's is more like controlled by user and stabilizer is supporting it. Subtle/humble stabilizer would make more precise and delicate control possible. -
Basically, I'm fairly new to Affinity Designers and recently got a drawing tablet. When I use a mouse to use the vector brush tool it is not shifted/wobbly. But, when I draw the same line with my VEIKK A30 drawing tablet it is all wobbly and shaky. I know I don't have the stabilizer on but, I don't like the way it functions. (I know that's how stabilizers work and are behind the point of your pen but, why are they straight when drawn with the mouse.) Below, is a screenshot I took as an example. You can see the pen settings above in the bar so, please if you see anything wrong point it out. I d -
The brush is not behaving as it was in a previous version. I could count on a very smooth line while drawing in pixel mode and an even smoother line when using the stabilizer tool. All I can manage now is a choppy, staccato line with angular curves. I've labeled the image to give you a better sense of the problem, showing the results with and without the stabilizers. All other programs on this computer and tablet combination are working properly. Thanks -
The same problem as described in this "bugs on ipad" forum. But using windows and a wacom tablet. I think is only with rope stabilizer.
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I think it's gonna be a great improvement if you can add the same brush stabilizer, but for the Freehand selection tool. It would make it easier and more accurate especially on the iPad. Thank you
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Can someone please explain simply what the stabilizer option does, and the difference between rope and window stabilizer?? I cannot understand the help documentation about it....can someone explain it in simple terms? Thank you very much!
