Kleduts Posted November 23, 2014 Share Posted November 23, 2014 Hi, I have worked during one day to test or to evaluate the possibilities of Affinity Designer. First : no crash during this (very long) session : Good job ! But, I have some difficulties : - I don't found the posiibility to copy/paste a color (and only the color) or to copy/paste an effect. It's... laborious. :-) - Some bahavior are strange : when I resize on object, I use the Shift key to respect the ratio. When I resize a text, I use the Shift key NOT TO respect the ratio. - I don't find the possibility to align an object to an other one without moving the second one. I don't success what I want to do. - when I type a precise value in an input field (for sizing an object for example), if touch the top of my mouse : the value is changed !!! It's very very boring ;-) Well done, it's sorme ergonomic details. Of course, I appreciate that coulod be solve... yesterday ;-) Thank you for this very powerful product. Thank's for your help Fabrice - From Bordeaux (France) PS : An other suggestion : translate it in french !!!! PS 2 : http://www.plannning-medical.com ( The logo was created with Affinity Designer, the previous version and the other graphics elements was created with Illustrator). Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Staff MEB Posted November 23, 2014 Staff Share Posted November 23, 2014 Hello Kleduts, Welcome to Affinity Forums. 1- It's not possible to copy and paste a color or an effect individually to another object in this first version yet. As a workaround you can use the color picker to pick the color from an object and apply it to another; 2- This is by design and works like this: objects that have an inherent ratio/proportion like images or text (where most of the time you don't want to distort them) scale naturally without the need to press shift. Objects that don't have a pre-defined ratio/proportion like shapes, require that you press shift to keep their proportions; 3- This was requested a couple of times already but wasn't implemented yet; 4- This is by design. This allows you to fill/change values with the mouse, dragging in up or down to increase/decrease the value. Quote A Guide to Learning Affinity Software Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Kleduts Posted November 23, 2014 Author Share Posted November 23, 2014 Hi Meb, Thank's for your reply. 1- ok 2- I was suprised by this behavior. I understand the reason. It's just a feedback. 3- ok 4- Why don't try to "detect" the behhavior of the user. For example : if he changes the value with the keyboard, he can't change it again with the mouse before 1 second. Best regads F. - From Bordeaux (France) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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