It was not very intuitive to me as I did not expect there to be any transformations to flatten, as I had made no groups of objects and transformed them. Thank you for the tip regarding the 'flatten transforms' option, that indeed seems to get rid of the extra transform steps. What I would have liked and expected was something like: Then a pointless 800圆00 rect that I guess is a rest of the fact that the document once started life as a 800圆00 template (though there is nothing in the document with that size), finally adding another pointless group around the path with another level of transformation. Instead I got this:Īs you can see for some reason Designer has added two levels of pointless transformations, first adding a group for the artboard, with a transfrom matrix that makes the raw SVG code inside hard to use. I expected this to generate SVG code where the artboard size would be the SVG size with just the path of the star in it. Just tried to generate some simple SVG shapes I'd then use inline in a web project, to keep it clean I set up a file as simple as possible, with just a 100x100 artboard and a simple star in it with no grouping. Would love to see an improvement on this.Ĭame here to add to this. Just way more complex than it needs to be. Here's the output from Affinity (minus the extra tags/properties I would strip out anyway): With the skills you will learn in this course, you will be able to create almost any design that comes up in your imagination by yourself using Affinity Designer.I made a burger icon (basically two lines) and was looking for the output to be something like: In this course you will learn how to use the basic design tools in Affinity Designer to create multi-coloured heart (a heart in pieces). Beginners will find it easy to learn the basics with plenty of shape tools available while professionals can take advantage of handy full-service features.Īll in all, learning how to use the graphic design tools in Affinity Designer is an essential skill for anyone looking to make the most of their creative potential! It’s also suitable for both beginners and experienced designers alike. The software is remarkably intuitive and includes all the same vector design tools that you’d find in Adobe Illustrator. With Affinity Designer, you can create stunning infographics, web graphics, social media graphics, theoretical models, and more with ease.

Learning how to use the graphic design tools in Affinity Designer can open up a world of creative possibilities.

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