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A bug in 1.7.2. version: masking groups of adjustments


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As already reported under the PC version of Affinity Photo, there is a bug concerning the masking of groups of adjustments. The mask which should normally apply to the group of adjustments actually applies to pixel layers below. For details, I refer to posts reporting the bug in the PC version since it apparently behaves the same way on a PC and on an iPad. :(

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Well, the issue is dealt with by the developpers and we have to await their response and hope it will come quickly. 

On a PC you can go back to a previous version of the software, but once you have downloaded a new version on your iPad, I am afraid there is no way back and you (and me and many others) have to wait. (Maybe there is a solution that I just ignore and we can somehow return to the previous version.)

But don’t lose faith in this software. This bug is surely very unpleasant and our discontent understandable, but it will be resolved. For me this has been the first more serious issue I have detected (there have been a couple of minor ones). Though I am a “newbie” on this forum, I have used Affinity Photo since its introduction on the market. This is entirely without prejudice to my urging the developpers too. ;-)

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On 8/25/2019 at 12:07 AM, frezeo said:

@Chris B Is there any kind of support or is anyone responding to these posts.. any other way I can get a solution to this problem ? Its so weird.. If anyone could help with this issue, kindly help before I regret buying Affinity Photo..

 

Hi frezeo,

I should have made it clear from my initial reply that it has been logged with the developers as opposed to me just waiting for some feedback. Apologies for that.

I understand that we are looking into what has happened and I believe that this issue has been introduced as a result of us fixing something else. 

Can you try placing a temporary empty pixel layer in your group to see if this works around the issue?

 

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5 minutes ago, Chris B said:

Can you try placing a temporary empty pixel layer in your group to see if this works around the issue?

Alas, I do not think that will work

See this thread

https://forum.affinity.serif.com/index.php?/topic/96245-applying-a-mask-on-grouped-adjustment-layers-doenst-work-anymore/

 

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None of the 'workarounds' seem to work at all for me. I have had to create individual masks for each adjustment in order to make them work, as gouping them

and then duplicating the mask and assigning the duplicate to each adjustment fails to preserve the adjustment. Waiting for a fix. Thank you

 
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