#BRUSHES FOR AFFINITY DESIGNER IPAD MANUALS#
#BRUSHES FOR AFFINITY DESIGNER IPAD SOFTWARE#

#BRUSHES FOR AFFINITY DESIGNER IPAD SOFTWARE#

Sorry for the bitch, the software is really good, the discrepancies (and missing stuff) is just REALLY frustrating! to get around the stroke variable-width graph editor being tied to pen pressure and individual brush size-variance settings. like for instance the reverse path (which was missed but now added) and the above-mentioned difference in stoke editing.

#BRUSHES FOR AFFINITY DESIGNER IPAD MANUALS#

writing these manuals FIRST and before release would also help Serif in getting ahead of the various release discrepancies when beta testing as there are often features actually forgotten about between the two at release. It is also really annoying that the ipad help documentation in the app if often for the desktop version.if these two versions (desktop/ipad) are going to be different in so far as how you access the same (but different operating) options/functions between platforms then they should really have TWO different manuals. I originally thought this was a bug but it was solvable with two versions of each is just MUCH more frustrating on the ipad with the different 'saving'/'duplicate' conventions and inability to edit (or re-name) brushes within the brushes panel on the ipad.ĮDIT: The desktop version has a brush properties 'properties' tab/button next to the pressure curve graph.the ipad should really have this too for when you want to easily edit the brush on an individual and selected existing stroke. I'm often making TWO versions of many of my brushes (one with size variance turned up to 100% and one at 0%) in order to simply avoid issues with the stroke pressure curve graphs being unable to be edited later if using a non size-variance enabled brush.as the variable stroke curve/graph appears to be linked to both the initial drawing pressure when first creating strokes AND the internal setting for each brush.

(The ipad version should also have the ability to rename an existing or copied brush). The ipad/desktop versions should BOTH probably have a 'save as' rather than (a different functioning) 'duplicate' or 'save' options.where you are perhaps then prompted to name your brush and choose a brush category. where the duplicate is then also copied (also with no-name) to the same category BUT where you can at least then easily re-name and move it with a right click in the brushes panel.

as opposed to the desktop version where an edited brush can be 'duplicated' instead. where you are then given an option to 'save' it which automatically makes a no-named new version of the edited brush and places it in the same category The only way to even edit them individually in the ipad version appears to be in the top menu bar when the vector brush is selected (as opposed to the desktop version and simply double clicking a brush in the brushes panel). How do you move, edit and re-name an individual brush on the ipad version? (like the desktop version and a right-click in the brushes panel) On the desktop version of Designer you can both EDIT a brush and right-click to rename/move a brush (when in designer persona and in the brushes panel) in order to easily edit, move (and re-name) individual brushes to a category of your choice.

Brushes for affinity designer ipad