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I'm creating a design for my school, and was wondering how to create a text effect similar to the Rockets/Timberwolves/Cavaliers logo pictures here

 

I know in illustrator it's titled "offset path", but is there anything similar in AD?

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Hi dbelts,

Welcome to Affinity Forums.

Currently Affinity Designer doesn't have an offset/contour tool. But it's in development as should be implemented later.

Meanwhile you can duplicate the shape you want to apply an offset to, and use a stroke (with the intended width) to simulate the offset. Then just put it below the original shape. You can also expand the stroke (Layer->Expand stroke) if you want to edit it further.

 

@paolo.limoncelli has created a quick tutorial on how to do it with Affinity Designer here.

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Wonderful, thank you so much MEB! I just purchased the program about a week ago and have been in love with it ever since. Keep up the great work and thanks for your help

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OOOk MEB, that was not what I mean to but tell MattP that he's a genius! :D Hopping for that tool next upgrade!

I meant like the white text in the orange ribbon on this image: [logo] I had to manually fit the text to cure's path...

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