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Welcome to the Serif Affinity Forums, @JCCWabeke. :)

You can use the ‘Aligned’ toggle on the Context toolbar to control the behaviour of the clone source.

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Aligned—when selected (default), the origin of the sample remains a fixed distance from the pointer. If this option is off, the origin of the sample always returns to the sample location defined initially.

Affinity Photo Help: Clone Brush Tool

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If @alfred's answer did not help, can you be more specific as to what you want to do?

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4 minutes ago, JCCWabeke said:

Keep the source position fixed… while I am moving the stamp /brush/ pointer.  

While you are moving or while you are drawing? Big difference and the first is possible, play with what Alfred suggested. The Align checkbox on and off will give different results. The second, probably not, in that as soon as you start drawing/painting the 'source' is going to move the same distance and direction.

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Just now, JCCWabeke said:

While I am “drawing” . Oke, well thanks for checking .. 

Try using very short strokes, tap tap tap. Might give you what you want.

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I have never mastered color management, period, so I cannot help with that.

  • 10 months later...
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JCCWabeke - did you ever get an answer on how to keep the source fixed (still) while using the clone brush?  I have the same issue.

Thanks

Tommy

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Welcome @tom62e

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John

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A fixed source point with the Clone Tool? No way. If a repeating pattern is desired, a brush from an appropriate selection would be suitable. 

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  • 2 years later...
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I am still looking for a solution. Has anything has been done in this regarts since '22?

I am trying to recreate this effect(at 12:01): 

 

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