annastocks

Well that is truly bizarre. It would appear rotating the pupil fixes the issue, I guess I was rotating the group of the head to figure out positioning before and that's what has happened. I appreciate I should have used circles in the first place, and that my behaviour was as peculiar as this. Thanks for your help, both! Anna

Hiya, It was just easier at the time as it was one click instead of multiple, though that's coming back to bite me now! Yes that's fine, I am going through and replacing the broken ones anyway - I just wondered what I had done wrong for next time Anna

Hiya, Thanks for the speedy response. If I have rasterised or applied an effect it was 100% a mistake! I couldn't see anything obvious but I am blindly looking around. I've attached a copy of one of the characters in a new file as the original is quite big - I tested an export on the new file and it has the same issue just to make sure! He currently has 1 correct pupil (left) and 1 broken pupil (right). These are my export settings, just in case I'm doing something wrong there Thank you! Anna Bigs_test.afdesign

Hello, any eye-dea what I've done wrong on this? All pupils were created using the brush tool, I don't remember doing anything different, however this is my first project using Affinity and I have done most of it through trial and error (love it, btw!). The top character's pupils are pixellated on export, but the bottom ones are fine. If I copy the pupils from character 2 to character 1, it fixes the problem, so I'm curious what I've done wrong. I've had a few friends open the file on their computers to check it's not just my PDF software but they see the same issue. Both lines seem to have the same stoke details: Thanks! Anna