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Coming to Affinity 2.1: Vector Flood Fill! Create a filled vector layer based on any overlapping curves or shapes and drag & drop colour swatches or apply bitmap fills using the same tool ⚡ To test drive 2.1 before release, sign up for our beta program:

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Olivier Besson 的头像
Olivier Besson3 年前

+Vector pattern fill please^^

巫鷹 的头像
巫鷹3 年前

YES! This is why I enjoy using Flash's vector drawing tools!

Dango K.🍡 的头像
Dango K.🍡3 年前

AHHHH AFFINITY! I LOVE YOU SO MUCH!!!

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Dratuna3 年前

Let me tell you something about new versions. There is no need for an update pass or any paid updates in between versions 2 and 3. Version 3 won't be here until around 2026.

Chez Chez La Pope | Digital Mercenary 的头像
Chez Chez La Pope | Digital Mercenary3 年前

this is an awesome update but !'d love the ability to organize the colors after adding them in my swatch palettes

KeithAllen 的头像
KeithAllen3 年前

Nice new feature! This may be a silly question but will this Beta feature also be available for the iPad app?

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Affinity3 年前

Yes, it will. You can see the full feature list on our Forums:

busca 的头像
busca3 年前

@luarmendes02 !!

Joel Mayer 的头像
Joel Mayer3 年前

That‘s so awesome!!

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William Fehr Creative3 年前

👏👏👏

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