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[Yosh Noah]

Sincerity for you, we have passed in front of many programs, 
the interesting thing is to focus on innovative tools that they don't have in them, 
with unique characteristics, and also quickly implement some important functionalities that already exist,
such as smoothing nodes, brush to pull the shapes, turbulence in the vector mode, among other things, 
like brush dissolve and dispersion, disintegration in the vector itself

[John Rostron]

In what way is this 'Feedback for the Affinity V2 Suite of Prorams'?

John

[Fritz_H]

10 hours ago, Yosh Noah said:

Sincerity for you, we have passed in front of many programs, 
the interesting thing is to focus on innovative tools that they don't have in them, 
with unique characteristics, and also quickly implement some important functionalities that already exist,
such as smoothing nodes, brush to pull the shapes, turbulence in the vector mode, among other things, 
like brush dissolve and dispersion, disintegration in the vector itself

Spam created by an AI-Chatbot?

[walt.farrell]

2 hours ago, John Rostron said:

In what way is this 'Feedback for the Affinity V2 Suite of Prorams'?

There seem to be a number of vague ideas in there that could be feedback or requests.

brush dissolve & dispersion

vector turbulence or disintegration

Exactly what they might mean, without some more words or, better, pictures of the desired effects, is still hard to understand. But the idea of brush dispersion is one I've seen before with people wanting scatter effects when they're painting.

[Old Bruce]

5 hours ago, walt.farrell said:

the idea of brush dispersion

I am against it. I like my brushes in one place.

[Yosh Noah]

I couldn't express myself well, I say the serif has a great ability to pass through various software, but for that you need,
for example, to put the brush settings like the affinty photo, for the affinity designer, to make the vector brushes that make curves with 
those cool options, for example when we try to slice the brush, if we could superimpose it, it would be another way of creating,
in relation to turbulence, etc.

[carl123]

29 minutes ago, Yosh Noah said:

for example when we try to slice the brush

The OP's reference to "slicing the brush" is in their other post here...

 

[Yosh Noah]

yes yes, it's just that here in the post I talk about the variations that I could make if 
I could cut and superimpose one on the other within the settings, as in the persona pixel or photo