How to copy a stroke's Pressure Profile?

[Charles Jenkins]

I am using a mouse, not a tablet. I found that on the Stroke panel I can change the pressure profile to make a curve look more calligraphic, and I even saw there is a way to save a pressure profile I like.

But oddly enough, after saving a pressure profile, I cannot then go and apply it to another curve. For some reason, the saved profiles don't appear on the Stroke panel when editing other curves.

Is there a way to copy and paste pressure profiles? Or a way to see the saved profiles in the pressure pop-up when I'm working on a different curve?

[thomaso]

Once it got saved don't you get it displayed below the editable curve as clickable thumbnail to apply it to other curves within the current document?

Other options may be …
• the brush "Properties…" with several predefined curves.
• saved in the Asset panel to get it available in other documents were the adjusted pressure curve can get saved again.
• saved in the "Styles" panel as object style (which saves more parameters than pressure curve only).

[Charles Jenkins]

Welp, I guess I just wasn't holding my mouth right the first time. After reading your email, I tried again, and this time the saved profile's thumbnail did show up, and I was able to apply it to another curve.

Thanks for replying!

[SKT7]

Another quick way is ctrl+C from the origin curve that has the intended profile and ctrl+shift+v after selecting new curve. 

[Ash]

 Hi All,

I'm pleased to let you know we have now added a Line Width/Pressure Tool and improved stroke/curve drawing and closing to Affinity Designer - available now in the 2.5 beta...