A dozen petitions with a hundred names on each is not as ‘weighty’ as a single petition with over a thousand names on it. Multiple threads for the same thing ‘dilutes’ the feedback from multiple users across disparate threads and makes it more difficult for Serif to judge the overall ‘weight’ of requirements for something. The more threads we have about the same thing the more difficult it is for people searching for any answers, or official responses, which might exist. You can download these for FREE from my Gumroad page.I was simply restating one of the guidelines which Serif have asked forum members to adhere to for the benefit of all members – see attached image, or look at the top of most forum sections. In my videos, I am using grids I created for practice and learning purposes – as well as fun. This means you can create a lot of different new curves from the same base. Affinity Designer allows you to create a grid/ a base set of shapes and use the tool on selected shapes in a non-destructive way. Serif did get a few things right in my opinion when it comes to the tool. It’s frequently used for logos, icons, and stylish illustrations. The feature has been around for Adobe Illustrator and will be in the next update of Inkscape as well. It allows you to easily and quickly combine areas into new curves. One of the most anticipated ones is the Shape Builder Tool. The new version of Affinity Designer is not been a mindblowing step forward but Serif added some nice new features. I recorded two videos that might help you learn to use the new Shape Builder Tool.

Learn to use the Shape Builder Tool in Affinity Designer v2 Affinity Designer Video Tutorial

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