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ALWAYS scale lines with object. Is this an option in the software?


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I am facing many problems with lines thickness are all over te place while i have checkmarked all kind of boxes. It appears that lines sometimes not scale when they are in a group, and in the group the box is unchecked. It is making me nuts and costing a lot of time. It seems like every object needs to be checked "scale with object" by hand.

 

In Adobe illustrator, i can checkmark scale lines and everything wil allways scale, until je uncheck this. I can not find this in Designer, or i missed this. Searching on this subject brings all kind of topics about scaling lines, but not about 'always scaling'.

 

Any idea's?

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32 minutes ago, Royk said:

In Adobe illustrator, i can checkmark scale lines and everything wil allways scale, until je uncheck this. I can not find this in Designer, or i missed this. Searching on this subject brings all kind of topics about scaling lines, but not about 'always scaling'.

It is in the stroke panel.

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Mac Pro (Late 2013) Mac OS 12.7.6 
Affinity Designer 2.5.5 | Affinity Photo 2.5.5 | Affinity Publisher 2.5.5 | Beta versions as they appear.

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

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This is what @Royk is referring to:

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THAT is always as in 'always!'.

If you want this to happen at any time, a general setting in preferences is what it takes. Illustrator has one. Designer has workarounds. 

And @Royk you have to be careful because effects are also not scaled by default.

This will help:

 

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