fsf22
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3 minutes ago, v_kyr said:
Well, in order to get rid of the rasterization (bitmap parts) but still keeping the 3D effect in an automated way, a higherer degree bitmap to vector color tracing (when >= 32 colors so shade nuances are taken into account) would be needed. That should then result to an all vector file which still resembles then the 3D effect via color shades. - So something like this here but with more colors used when tracing ...
Ah ok thanks, I'm a newbie to this software so have absolutely no idea how to do what you just suggested! Is it a simple process?
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Thanks to all. I'll try with the suggested export settings above. I think the 2D version looks dated? BUt if the 3D doesn't work now, we'll have to go with the flat one! Thanks again.
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Could anyone give me any insight into why an EPS file I sent to a printer - for van graphics - only shows the graphics in blocks, rather than individual vector images? They need to put the print through a cutting machine and currently the edges are blurred. I have tried sending a pdf, png and straight AF files and none appear to be working. Any ideas what I need to export into in order for the images to be sharp/vector?
Thanks.
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I've tried drawing in real size and then holding sift while dragging to resize but this isn't accurate and you cant see the shape outside of the 'page' and I cant seem to make an unlimited page? Also tried using the transform section but nothing works and I've searched the help area. No luck. Any ideas?
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Hi - does anyone have any idea how I might draw a plan in 'real size' and scale it down to 1:50 or 1:100 for example? I'm pretty sure Affinity can't do this yet but just thought I'd ask if anyone had found a way? Many thanks 🙂
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I can export as a jpeg (as the tutorial suggests) but when I try to then import the newly created brush image, my file box only shows PNG's, any idea why or what I might be doing wrong?
Vector file for print
in Pre-V2 Archive of Affinity on Desktop Questions (macOS and Windows)
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Thanks for all the help and suggestions. I think this is a job for a professional and I'll learn how to do it for the next time I need to send something to be cut out!