[Gradient fill rasterized when export as eps or pdf]

On 1/12/2024 at 4:17 PM, lacerto said:

If you export using PDF (any other than PDF/X-1a or PDF/X-3 which flatten live transparency), you should be able to export gradients containing <100 opacity values without causing rasterization. The objects will show as "Non-Native Art" in Illustrator (at least CS6) if you have only two gradient stops. But if you have three or more, they show as gradients also in Illustrator (even if the transparency is achieved with a transparency mask rather than gradient stop values with an opacity percentage).

 

I tried to export as you said here. But did rasterize all the gradients and live transparency. Would you mind having a look at the attached file?

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[Gradient fill rasterized when export as eps or pdf]

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