Their not even trying to solve *ancient* bugs with an impact on real world applications Their subscription model (and no guarantee they won't fix/manipulate prices) that was just too steep I have (since APub's anouncement several years ago) tried to decouple myself from the Adobe workspace for 3 specific reasons: I know some of this is perception (as nobody counts the non-monopolist status quo because they lose in the long run too), but I sense a misplaced disdain for what Affinity is actually capable of. I have however *always* criticised the monopolist position of *any* software company, and the Adobe monopoly is a fact.Īny monopolist software has always chosen status quo & stagnation over pushing boundaries. I have worked with Adobe Software since always, and always *have* preferred the InDesign UI over QXP (as a matter of aesthetics over power). Or a different workaround than the 100%-99%-98%-97%-… method above? (I need 20+ different line style profiles, so it starts to show eventually!)Īnother workaround would be to create the inking line library seperately… then import it… but I don't know how/where (manually? in AffPub?…) Is there a way to unblock this behaviour? Which is much more laborious, and less uniform. Now I need to select the right (unnamed) profile in the stroke panel, often needing to scroll down, and/or tweak this, THEN tweak the stroke width. Before, I was able to choose the ink line (with unique profile) quickly through the styles panel (one click, among named styles), then (only if needed) tweak the stroke width a little afterwards. I need to build a "Style Library" of inking lines with different pressure profiles, and am (now) unable to. When adding a new style close to an existing style (only difference: pressure) it doesn't register, and no style gets added. Style panel clearly doesn't work as it did (before).
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