How to create a Zine Layout in Affinity Publisher - Part 2
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2024
- The second part of the video showing how to setup a small TTRPG zine using Affinity Publisher (v2). This video cover bullet/numbering paragraph styles, ToCs, tables, image placement and exporting print-ready files.
This is the DriveThruRPG information link: onebookshelfpu...
Here's the sample Affinity Designer (v2) .afpub file: 1drv.ms/u/s!As...
Also, if you want the same fonts, get them here:
Headings (Acme): fonts.google.c...
Body/Tables (Aller): www.fontsquirr...
Disclaimer: Files used/downloaded at your own risk. Background texture and shield image remain copyright of the creator (Glynn Seal). Also, check the licenses for the font files before you use commercially.
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Glynn is a two-time ENnie gold award-winning cartographer. He also writes, draws art, and shoehorns layout for books, as well as publishes roleplaying game products (at the webstore and other locations noted below).Glynn has contributed to over 250 products on DriveThruRPG, and is the creator of the award-winning The Midderlands setting.
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Cheers again Glynn, very helpful and great tips!
Glynn Seal is not a pussy. Great video
Errr. Thanks 😂
is there something wrong with your audio it says stereo but I hear your voice more from the my left earphone earbud than the right earbud??
It does indeed seem to be quieter in one channel than the other. I'll investigate for later videos. Thanks for letting me know.
Those videos are very useful, thank you!
What if I wanted a numbered list in the d66 format (11,12,13, etc.)? Is that possible?
Thank you! I don’t have the app in front of me, but you can go to a line in a numbered list and restart the numbering from a specific number (in the paragraph settings). So you could have six numbered lists. One starting at 11, one at 21, 31, 41, 51, and 61. There might be an easier way once I’ve got the program in front of me.
@@monkeyblooddesign thank you for your time! I appreciate it.
@@ericlamoureux6588 Yeh, I took a quick look. If you create a numbered list which starts at 1, then under the Paragraph seetings, you can set the list to [Start numbering at:] 11. Then move down to what will be number 17 in the list, and in the Paragraph settings tick the [Restart numbering now] tickbox and change the [Start numbering at:] 21. Just move down the list to make those changes to entries 31, 41, 51, and 61. Other than that, just create a table and manually enter the numbers in the left column of your table :)
@@monkeyblooddesign That was very helpful. Thank you so much and have a great weekend!