What he is saying is hold down CTRL + J. Literally as soon as you have draged it slightly to the right and down, without touching anything press and hold CTRL Then J and hold both.
Yes right, thanks for pointing that out again so its clear for everyone out there! Just a reminder that for me & for every other Mac user the shortcut is CMD + J.
Just put ctrl = windows, cmd = Mac etc on the text and save repeating yourself on the differences, it’s not like it’s hard to remember which is what once you know the two keyboard shortcut differences, alt/option, cmd/ctrl.
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👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼sehr schön !
danke! :)
What he is saying is hold down CTRL + J. Literally as soon as you have draged it slightly to the right and down, without touching anything press and hold CTRL Then J and hold both.
Yes right, thanks for pointing that out again so its clear for everyone out there! Just a reminder that for me & for every other Mac user the shortcut is CMD + J.
@@UpskillGD worked for me, i had to delete and try a few times as the program was beeing weird. but you literally saved me atleast an hour or two.
@@TheGamingCroissant Happy to hear!
Thank you! "Dot" = "jay" apparently.
Thanks!!!!
Not bad, I’d have thought there was an easier way, but now I know! 👌
Thanks! There are more ways but I like this technique the most because for me its the best and most realistic looking one.
Im using affinity designer 2, and when im doing step ctrl J (dublicate) text not become 3D, what should i do?
Can you use font styles that have been downloaded from say freepik? If so how?
ótimo!!
thanks!
Hello, seems that I didn't understood as there's no Cmd+. or that doesn't work for me?
If you are a windows user exchange cmd with ctrl. Hope that helped.
@@UpskillGD No, I’m Mac user and I did it with Cmd +J
@@misakovic So I meant "Cmd" and "J" but without the plus. With the plus I mean you have to press both simultaneously.
Hi, how do I get rid of the ridges when I duplicate the first affinity text many times? Your one looks smooth.
I’m using an iPad Pro btw
Just put ctrl = windows, cmd = Mac etc on the text and save repeating yourself on the differences, it’s not like it’s hard to remember which is what once you know the two keyboard shortcut differences, alt/option, cmd/ctrl.
Yes you are right I should do that, thanks for mentioning!
i DONT UNDERDTAND, YOU SAID CONTROL + DOT ?
yes. cmd + j on mac
Didn’t work for me
Could you explain why? Maybe I can help you.
Affinity Designer v2
Already downloaded & using. My following videos will be with v2 :). At the time filming this one, v2 wasn't released.
I think he's trying to speak English but his grammar is way off to be comprehensible, making this tutorial harder than it needs to be.
so bad program.
why you think so?