0032. snapping system in Affinity designer

Snapping causes images, brush strokes, lines, shapes, and selection areas to align to nearby grid lines, guides, margins, artboards or spreads, or any combination of these. You can also snap to object bounding boxes, key points on shapes, and to an object's geometry. Text can also snap to the baseline of other text (the first line only for text frames) and artistic text objects can snap to the height of previously created artistic text.
Force Pixel Alignment
Force Pixel Alignment will snap objects, nodes and handles, and pixel selection areas to full pixels when created, moved or modified. If this option is switched off, objects and selections can occupy partial pixels.
This snapping method works together with other forms of snapping. If you snap to an object that is not aligned to a pixel, then the resulting snap will not be pixel aligned. To snap only to pixels, be sure to switch off other modes of non-pixel snapping, such as grids and guides if they are not on-pixel.
Snap to pixel selection bounds, Snap to object geometry, Snap to shape key points, Snap to gaps and sizes, Snap to object bounding boxes, Snap to margin, Snap to spread, Snap to grid, Force pixel alignment, Move by whole pixels, Show snapping candidates
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