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Will Drawplus be better with a PDF made by Affinity Designer or an EPS made by Affinity Designer?В These are the sorts of things I am wanting to know. Does Affinity flatten an EPS more than a PDF? I would also guess Drawplus has better support for a PDF than an EPS, since PDF support dates to around X2 and EPS was new in X8. For example, I would guess that Affinity writes a newer form of SVG than Drawplus reads, would that assumption be correct? I would also imagine that EPS flattens more than PDF but I am unsure there.

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I mean, I would think that nobody knows better than Serif as to how Drawplus reads a PDF or an EPS or an SVG, and nobody knows better than Serif as how Affinity writes those files, so, the question of, how to best write a file from Affinity to be read by DrawPlus is reasonable to ask here.

Someone must have tried all of the options to get an Affinity design into Drawplus X8 and figured out the most optimal settings. Thanks, yes, butВ the question is, which will work best? I imagine someone here has done this, at least when Affinity was new.

AutoCAD Drawing Database (DWG) and AutoCAD Drawing Interchange Format (DXF).

Here are the common files CorelDraw imports. Since this is not a CorelDraw forum I will post the import formats supported by my version of Corel.В The goal again is to export an Affinity Designer image to a program that has a mesh vector fill for a final edit and to retain as many vectors as vectors as possible, flattening as little as necessary of the Designer image in the transition to the other program.

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I do not subscribe to software, but aside from soon having Designer, I have Serif DrawPlus X8, CorelDraw X8, and can install Inkscape if needed. PSD is great for collaborating on rasters but it is unclear which is theВ best one to collaborate with different software for a vector design. I am not very in the know on new formats or which vector formats Affinity is best with.

CorelDraw is sort of famous for having wider format import support than many, so that may be better if there is a good format I do not know of that Affinity Designer and CorelDraw both support but DrawPlus X8 does not support. If it is better that I use CorelDraw or Inkscape for the final mesh phase that works also, just let me know, but I prefer Drawplus overall, which is why I am excited to learn Designer finally. Sure, elements will need to be flattened, no doubt, but, which format will keep the most? I thought perhaps since these programs are from the same devs, perhaps one of these formats out of Designer would be read well by DrawPlus X8. If I wanted to make an illustration in Affinity Designer, then export it in a format that DrawPlus X8 can read, and then use DrawPlus X8 to add a few meshes here and there, possibly add a missing nose to a face or add a complex glare to a shaped metal item,В which format would be the best one to export my Designer image in? I think my choices are probably svg eps smfВ and maybe pdf. It is both an Affinity and a CommunityPlus question so I will ask both places but I feel this may be the better place to ask. Okay, so, with that decision, here is my question. I said I would not buy Affinity Designer until it has a gradient mesh tool but, I just want it too much. I have used Drawplus since I was 17 years old when version 4 was free and version 6 was new.

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