ernesto94

Thank you very much for your answer! I'm going to use this trick. Anyway, I still think they should implement a more direct way to avoid this unpleasant issue.

Now I understand. Thank you very much!

Well, sometimes this could be an option, but not always. For example with shapes that overlap only partially.

Hi, I'm Ernesto. I'm learning vector graphic and enjoying Affinity Designer a lot.

Hi, thank you very much for the exhaustive answer. I've tried it and it worked. The aliasing is a bit more pronounced though (I attach an example.) The software knows what shapes are on top and what ones lie perfectly under them, so I think an option should be implemented to optimize this issue, at least during exportation. (i.e by preventing any pixel to appear if it belongs to the bottom layer).

Hi, I have the very same problem. I attach an example exported from an artboard (to see the white borders you need a black background). Thanks ER

Hi. I'm struggling with this problem: whenever I have perfectly overlapping shapes, I can see a very tiny black border belonging to the bottom one (none of the shapes have a stroke). Here a clear example: I create a black circle with no stroke and duplicate it, making the second one white. I attach the result. Thanks ER