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V2 - previous Studio Presets wiped out.


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Yes, that's true. Apparently they didn't include that in the version migration function.

-- Walt
Designer, Photo, and Publisher V1 and V2 at latest retail and beta releases
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16 hours ago, walt.farrell said:

version migration function

being sarcastic or is there such a thing?

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This is just not smart product design and after 6 years of development- studio presets should absolutely be stored in your Affinity cloud account. I have 6 apps across Windows & Mac and have to do each one and each persona by hand again that's like 1 - 2 hours work which is the cost of the suite licence to me.

There is version migration for example all my v1 add-ons are in v2.

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17 minutes ago, drkanukie said:

There is version migration

Unfortunately my v1 is on MacOS Mojave which isn’t supported anymore and my v2 therefore is on a different machine with Monterey. So probably no auto migration for me.

Advertising designer - Austria —  Photo - Publisher - Designer — CS6 d&wP — Mac Pro 5,1 (4,1 2009) 48GB 2x X5690 - RX580 - 970EVO - OS X 10.14.6 - NEC2690wuxi2 - CD20"—  iPad Pro 12.9" gen1 128 GB - Pencil

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Yeah, the migration also isn't bringing the toolbar settings, tool settings or general settings (e.g. mouse wheel zoom) over. Lot's of work to redo all those for the various personas and programs of the entire suite...

 

Though @drkanukie you used to be able to copy and paste a workspace from one program to the other (e.g. use Photo's workspace to create Designer's pixel workspace). But given they have different studios available to them, I wouldn't rely on it too much.

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I tried copy and paste from v1 to V2 no dice. Going to try Windows v2 which too over an hour to setup to Mac V2. It's just a big hassle even if it does work. Especially as they have cloud account infrastructure and in app login. Product excellence is about taking the pain out of steps not adding it. The add-on migration was delightful the workspace presets is not.

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16 hours ago, Johannes said:

Unfortunately my v1 is on MacOS Mojave which isn’t supported anymore and my v2 therefore is on a different machine with Monterey. So probably no auto migration for me.

That's even more annoying I have one Mac that can upgrade and one that can't as on High Sierra. With the broken compatibility with V1 and V2 files this is a complete retrograde step for interworking. I think not maintaining file compatibility is a terrible business practice. Also Apples hardware become obsolete even if it's still working, I now have one laptop and two tablets I can't really use anymore, I can run modern Windows on 10 year old hardware no problem.

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32 minutes ago, drkanukie said:

That's even more annoying I have one Mac that can upgrade and one that can't as on High Sierra. With the broken compatibility with V1 and V2 files this is a complete retrograde step for interworking. I think not maintaining file compatibility is a terrible business practice. Also Apples hardware become obsolete even if it's still working, I now have one laptop and two tablets I can't really use anymore, I can run modern Windows on 10 year old hardware no problem.

Well my Mojave runs on a 2009 Mac Pro 😙🎵

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