I've recently noticed that when I create a clipping mask over a group of objects and then 'trim' to make it a permanent edit, some jaggies appear between the seams of the overlapping objects. It creates a gap between adjacent objects - I can actually see the background through these gaps. When I turn anti-aliasing off in preferences these jaggy gaps disappear. It's obviously some kind of weird anomaly with the way anti-aliasing works, but is there anything I can do to remedy the problem without having to turn off anti-aliasing?
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Anti-aliasing Issues
- Thread starter druma
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...no it is purely a screen render issue...
...print it out and verify all is well...
...you will likely see the same in acrobat with anti-alias turned on...
...but again, purely a screen render issue, the gaps are so fine a postscript output device will reveal the true look...
Andrew
...print it out and verify all is well...
...you will likely see the same in acrobat with anti-alias turned on...
...but again, purely a screen render issue, the gaps are so fine a postscript output device will reveal the true look...
Andrew
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