Render shows white edges in smaller sizes

[saintbe]

The description is bad ... I will show you using some screenshots.

In my workspace everything looks OK :


If I render it in that size it looks OK as well :


However ... when I resize my cameraview so the head becomes smaller (or just rescale the layer) it renders like this (notice the white edges around the eyes) :


It looks like the masking on the eyes is not working as expected ... strangely enough the issue isn't visible one the bigger versions and I can't figure out why this is happening.

Any clues to fix this are very much appreciated.

Thanks,
-Kim.

[Víctor Paredes]

Do you have vector noise in the head layers?
Since it's a pixel based effect, it should be shown differently at different scales. Maybe it could be solved by unchecking scale compensation in the vector layer proprieties, but I'm not sure.

[saintbe]

Hi Selgin,

Thanks for the advise.
However, unchecking that option distorts the image even more when I resize it :



Thanks,
-Kim.

[synthsin75]

Looks like a shape order issue to me. Does the face shape have hole for the eyes, or are the eyes just overlaid?

[saintbe]

Hi,

The eyes are overlaid. If it were a shape order issue then I would expect to see the issue on large size as well.

Each eye is a switch layer and inside each of these switch layers I have a masking group for the eyes.
I have removed some layers for easy view ... below is a screenshot of how the layers are set up :



I have uploaded this file also on dropbox for those who would like to have a look :
https://www.dropbox.com/s/s8qwh38pflkl1 ... .anme?dl=0

In order to see the issue just rescale the head layer or adjust the camera so the head is tiny and render ... It ends up looking like this :



I started noticing this issue when I imported a head I premade onto a new character body ... In order to match the imported head to the body I needed to resize the head considerably. It was only after rendering that I noticed it wasn't rendering as expected.

Thanks,
-Kim.