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I try to avoid them like the plague. Affinity while not nearly as supported and feature rich....it doesn't stab and bleed me monthly for the privilege of bloatw
by kderbyma 4y ago
I try to avoid them like the plague. Affinity while not nearly as supported and feature rich....it doesn't stab and bleed me monthly for the privilege of bloatware...
- jansan 4y agoHow is Affinity Designer less feature rich? It has great features like corner rounding and interactive path offsetting that I cannot find in Figma? Also, Last time I looked Figma did not even allow skewing of objects.
- detritus 4y agoWell, for a start, you can't set a stroke width less than 0.1mm, which may sound like a useless edge-case, but makes it useless as a single-point tool for designs to be sent to Lasers or CNC machines that run off a print driver. Also, the workflow's quite clunky. Still, I've bought it and Photo, just because I want them to one day better Illustrator and Photoshop. - ed Sorry - 'less than 0.1pt', not 0.1mm. Samediff ultimately.
- BashiBazouk 4y agoI agree. It depends on what you do with the program as to how it compares to Illustrator. From a prepress perspective where I would use it to rip apart and fix graphic files so they print properly, Affinity Designer has a long way to go. For designing it's not too bad and slowly catching up. It is also the only one I have found so far that supports Pantone....
- sprkwd 4y agoNo line trace.