Hannah Inglis

Yes it’s where they overlap. I’ve now tried selecting the same colour curves, going to geometry and add to merge curves. I didn’t have this problem then, but still want to know if there is a way to make this whole flower one layer without affecting how it looks and keeping it in vector.

Thank you, I tried that too, but this happened when I reopened the file. Where curves overlapped they went transparent. No idea why.

I tried this, below is a before and after screen shot…

Yes, I am trying to save as a PSD file, I guessed the problem was too many layers, so trying to figure out how I can reduce the layers while keeping it a vector file.

I am creating a pattern and have drawn the flowers as vectors. When I go to save the finished pattern some layers are missing when I reopen the file. I think I have too many layers/ curves? When I open in photoshop I have 7999 layers. As you can see in the first image every flower is made up of lots of layers, is there a way to flatten each flower into one layer while keeping it vector (I do not want to rasterise as I want to be able to resize). I have tried to merge some curves together, but when I save and reopen it looks like the last 2 images, when lines overlap it has gone transparent?? Help.

I am having the same problem, I can save at 1000x1000 pixels at 300dpi, but want to save at 3000x3000 pixels at 300dpi but it just says generating export and never saves. Help!