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[img]hi there... i have just made a character in anime arms legs etc..changed a few colours and now i find that my arms (which are green with a black outline) have a thin white outline where i have hidden some edges..

how can i get rid of this?? its hard to see until i render and then its obvious..

many thanks again anime heros!!

lee

I too i'm having the same problem, if i hide the edge on a picture then decide to changer the fill color the hiden edge will turn white and show up. Now no matter what i do i cant get rid of the white line or hide it.

Many thanks in advance

Hello!

Maybe you have varios shapes on. You need to have only one shape. You can delete all shape and pick up only one.

See you!

This is a known issue. It has to do with anti-aliasing.

Try this: double click the vector layer, in the properties window click on the vectors tab. At the bottom is a check box called "gap filling". Check that box.

This is not a perfect fix. It will help somewhat but not 100%.

What is happening is that two shapes next to each other that are part of the same mesh and share a "side" or spline but have different colors are "anti-aliasing" to the background or what is behind them... the pixels around the edges of the two shapes aren't 100% of the color resulting in a thin "white" line (the line isn't really "white" it is just lighter than the colors of the shapes).

There are ways to hide this with strokes. In one case I put a stroke shape of the same color of one of the shapes on that edge underneath both shapes. This hides the line because now the anti-aliasing is to a darker color instead of white or what ever is the background.

I can't remember exactly what other solution I came up with but I will look through some old threads on the forum and old projects to see if there was a better solution.

-vern

heyvern wrote:This is a known issue. It has to do with anti-aliasing.

Try this: double click the vector layer, in the properties window click on the vectors tab. At the bottom is a check box called "gap filling". Check that box.

This is not a perfect fix. It will help somewhat but not 100%.

What is happening is that two shapes next to each other that are part of the same mesh and share a "side" or spline but have different colors are "anti-aliasing" to the background or what is behind them... the pixels around the edges of the two shapes aren't 100% of the color resulting in a thin "white" line (the line isn't really "white" it is just lighter than the colors of the shapes).

There are ways to hide this with strokes. In one case I put a stroke shape of the same color of one of the shapes on that edge underneath both shapes. This hides the line because now the anti-aliasing is to a darker color instead of white or what ever is the background.

I can't remember exactly what other solution I came up with but I will look through some old threads on the forum and old projects to see if there was a better solution.

-vern

Thanks for the info. will test it out. I have been covering the lines with patches of same color with no outline and it works i was just hoping i was doing somthing wrong and there was an easy fix.

Thanks again