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Moveable zero-point on rulers


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I am new to Affinity but I certainly like it so far.

I have 25 years experience with other vector graphic programs (windows platform).

 

One very handy feature I've always found (Corel draw) is a moveable zero point on the rulers.

It gives you the opportunity to take exact measurements without having to go through all sorts of click-sequences or sub-menus.

Perhaps there are other users who would like to see this feature implemented ?

 

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Thanks for your answer. However, judging from the picture, this is not quite what I meant.

What I mean is, from the LH corner crossing of the Horizontal and the Vertical ruler, to drag the measurement

down to anywhere the user wants the zero point ( of both Hor&Vert) to be in the drawing and pin it there.

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I had already asked for that during the betatesting stage, catlover.

I guess it will be implemented sometime. It should not be very hard.

 

Some time after two years. Seems to be very hard.  :(

 

The development of a time machine could be the solution. ;-)

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