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Tutorials on Equations for Macros


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I've just watched a video introducing the feature of using mathematical equations to design custom Macro operations. Very intriguing. However, I have no idea what variables and expressions are valid. Is there comprehensive documentation somewhere that a newbie could access to learn all there is to know about creating valid expressions?

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Use the Help facility and enter expressions. This gives (amongst other things) the various values and functions that can be used in equations. I use these a lot with the Filters > Distort > Equations to modify images.

You might like to search the Tutorials or the Resources forums using the Search word Macro. A few of  these contributions give the text of the macro so that you can see how the expressions are used.

When using Equations, the field for entering expressions/equations has the useful facility of displaying any incorrectly formed expression/equation in red.

John

Windows 10, Affinity Photo 1.10.5 Designer 1.10.5 and Publisher 1.10.5 (mainly Photo), now ex-Adobe CC

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