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Hello,

 

Have been learning Affinity Photo a few weeks now, and really enjoying this software program.

Have been studying the Official Affinity Photo Tutorial Videos, and came across a video entitled: Affinity Photo: Modifiers

In this video, it was said that holding down the ALT and CTL (Windows) keys simultaneously will allow me to modify the size and/or hardness of the Paint Brush tool by clicking and dragging to suit.

I have tried this key combination with clicking and dragging, and the result is not what is stated on the video, in that the paint brush changes to a magnifying glass thru which I can view individual pixels, whose color RGB values appear in an information bar just below the magnifying glass.

Letting go of the mouse button reverts the paint brush tool to its default function.

When I checked in the preferences menus regarding key modifiers, I have not been able to locate a path to change the above behavior to what is described in the Modifiers tutorial video.

Can anyone help me with this?

Thanks in advance for your help.

Chaplain Mark

'Tis better to have a camera and not need one than to need a camera and not have one.

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In pursuit of photographic excellence.

Posted

Parson....
I just posted the answer in the other thread, but here goes again. Hold the ALT key + the Left and Right mouse button, while dragging the tool cursor on screen. Left or right for adjusting the size and up or down to adjust opacity. It feels a little odd at first, but quickly becomes a natural part of the general routine.

Posted

How Awesome...!!!

 

Works perfectly...

 

Thanks so much for helping me with that..!!

 

Is this function something that has been updated then, since the tutorial video was released?

Thanks again, Cedge!

'Tis better to have a camera and not need one than to need a camera and not have one.

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In pursuit of photographic excellence.

Posted

Very good, Sir....it is true, the tutorial video in question is presented on a Mac....:x

Thanks again, I very much appreciate it..!!

Chaplain Mark

'Tis better to have a camera and not need one than to need a camera and not have one.

-----------------

In pursuit of photographic excellence.

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