Re: Lines are Blurry and Pixelated When Previewing
Posted: Fri Mar 02, 2018 11:16 pm
synthsin75 wrote:If you delete all the shapes on each layer, select all the points, and create one stroke shape, you will get the results in my picture.
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Re: Lines are Blurry and Pixelated When Previewing
Posted: Sat Mar 03, 2018 1:10 am
The stroke is different to the vector.
The vector is the path, it has no thickness and is not rendered.
The Stroke gets applied to path, it describes colour, thickness, brush effects etc ( the material properties), you can have many shapes that pass through the same vectors.
What you have done is stacked a bunch of very fine 'Strokes' on top of each other, with no antialiasing.
It is bound to happen.
I would do as Wes says and use the delete 'Shape' tool - not delete vector and scrub it all out and create the shape again, it should take a couple of minutes.
Carefule not to make the same shapes stacked on top of easch other.
Btw this type of image, fine lines at low resolution with a very high contrast..... it's a perfect storm for aliasing in any program.
The vector is the path, it has no thickness and is not rendered.
The Stroke gets applied to path, it describes colour, thickness, brush effects etc ( the material properties), you can have many shapes that pass through the same vectors.
What you have done is stacked a bunch of very fine 'Strokes' on top of each other, with no antialiasing.
It is bound to happen.
I would do as Wes says and use the delete 'Shape' tool - not delete vector and scrub it all out and create the shape again, it should take a couple of minutes.
Carefule not to make the same shapes stacked on top of easch other.
Btw this type of image, fine lines at low resolution with a very high contrast..... it's a perfect storm for aliasing in any program.
Re: Lines are Blurry and Pixelated When Previewing
Posted: Sat Mar 03, 2018 6:45 am
So, what can I do instead of doing the shape delete method to create lines without having this problem?chucky wrote: I would do as Wes says and use the delete 'Shape' tool - not delete vector and scrub it all out and create the shape again, it should take a couple of minutes.
Carefule not to make the same shapes stacked on top of easch other.
Btw this type of image, fine lines at low resolution with a very high contrast..... it's a perfect storm for aliasing in any program.
Re: Lines are Blurry and Pixelated When Previewing
Posted: Sat Mar 03, 2018 6:49 am
If you use the add point tool without auto-stroke, you can create the shapes afterward.
Add points, with auto-stroke, makes a stroke over everything connected every time it connects lines together. So every connection is stacking strokes.
Add points, with auto-stroke, makes a stroke over everything connected every time it connects lines together. So every connection is stacking strokes.
Re: Lines are Blurry and Pixelated When Previewing
Posted: Sat Mar 03, 2018 6:58 am
That makes more sense. I tried it and it works. The gap I been mentioning can is there between the two lines. However, the quality of the lines still bad. They look pixelated and blurry at the same time.synthsin75 wrote:If you use the add point tool without auto-stroke, you can create the shapes afterward.
Add points, with auto-stroke, makes a stroke over everything connected every time it connects lines together. So every connection is stacking strokes.
Re: Lines are Blurry and Pixelated When Previewing
Posted: Sat Mar 03, 2018 7:53 am
Wow I think my spellchecs is drunk.
Re: Lines are Blurry and Pixelated When Previewing
Posted: Sat Mar 03, 2018 11:08 pm
Sorry, I was typing from my cell phone.chucky wrote:Wow I think my spellchecs is drunk.
Re: Lines are Blurry and Pixelated When Previewing
Posted: Sun Mar 04, 2018 5:06 am
masusaca wrote:Sorry, I was typing from my cell phone.chucky wrote:Wow I think my spellchecs is drunk.
