White outline around every pixel

[manfred11]

Opening the file in illustrator

 

[manfred11]

Export to png affinity

 

[manfred11]

Export to png illustrator

 

[manfred11]

And here the original if you want to play around with it.

 

OrangeGrungyBackground.eps OrangeGrungyBackground.ai

[manfred11]

Opening file in affinity photo this time

ai and eps

 

[manfred11]

Export to png from affinity photo

ai and eps

 

[Wosven]

This sort of file, in SVG is displayed the same in Designer, Firefox, Chrome and InkScape.

 

If you turn off antialiasing:

You'll get a smooth export:

instead of this:

 

Export from Inkscape:

[manfred11]

Superb,that works perfect,both in viewport and export.

thank you

[NotMyFault]

hmm does not work for me:

16by11ysmall.afphoto 16by11ysmall.svg

[Wosven]

17 minutes ago, NotMyFault said:

does not work for me:

It works on the PNG export, not the SVG (see my screenshots, each app displays the lines also).

[manfred11]

Works for me

take them out of seperate layer

[manfred11]

Here is your file

remix.afdesign

[NotMyFault]

Just now, Wosven said:

It works on the PNG export, not the SVG (see my screenshots, each app displays the lines also).

Ok, missed that part. Is AI able to export to SVG without showing gaps?

 

[Wosven]

If you want it to work for SVG, you need a duplicate with blur and a clip path:

 

OrangeGrungyBackground_withBlur.svg [edit] Clip path on the layer, not the group with the blur effect! [/edit]

[NotMyFault]

1 minute ago, manfred11 said:

Here is your file

remix.afdesign 7.16 kB · 0 downloads

svg still showing thin lines

[manfred11]

Sorry,misunderstood,thought viewport and png export.

[Wosven]

Since AD isn't scriptable, you can also modify the SVG using regular expressions (perhaps in APub), to add a stroke of the same color as the fill to each square.

First, I check exporting a square with a stroke to get the right code

And I use a regular expression to modify all the squares.

Before:

After:

 

Result:

OrangeGrungyBackground_stroke.svg

 

 

 

[manfred11]

For export png

 

[David in Яuislip]

Going back to the original green file IseeU Copy.afdesign

SVG (for export) produces this

    <rect x="-105.151" y="-87.571" width="1757.27" height="1230.21" style="fill:white;"/>
    <g>
        <g transform="matrix(0.988947,0,0,1.03549,0,1000)">
            <rect x="0" y="0" width="101.118" height="96.573" style="fill:rgb(218,249,244);"/>
        </g>
        <g transform="matrix(0.988947,0,0,1.03549,100,1000)">
            <rect x="0" y="0" width="101.118" height="96.573" style="fill:rgb(209,244,235);"/>
        </g>
        
However if Flatten transforms is ticked in the More options then you'll get this

    <rect x="-105.151" y="-87.571" width="1757.27" height="1230.21" style="fill:white;"/>
    <g>
        <rect x="0" y="1000" width="100" height="100" style="fill:rgb(218,249,244);"/>
        <rect x="100" y="1000" width="100" height="100" style="fill:rgb(209,244,235);"/>
        <rect x="300" y="1000" width="100" height="100" style="fill:rgb(203,240,228);"/>
        <rect x="200" y="1000" width="100" height="100" style="fill:rgb(207,243,233);"/>
        <rect x="400" y="1000" width="100" height="100" style="fill:rgb(199,238,224);"/>
        <rect x="500" y="1000" width="100" height="100" style="fill:rgb(195,235,220);"/>
        <rect x="700" y="1000" width="100" height="100" style="fill:rgb(195,235,220);"/>

which is a bit more understandable for 100 x 100px squares on 100px pitch

This file opens in Inkscape and produces a perfect png

[manfred11]

Yes,I can confirm.

With this method (ipad - export to svg - right column - flatten transform) export from affinity photo and designer gives clean result.

 

 

[manfred11]

This method gives a cleaner svg import into affinity photo viewport.

at first you think not,but upon zoom it’s fine.

 

[Paul Mudditt]

I am joining this conversation late so sorry if it has moved on from this but you are not comparing eggs with eggs here, the adobe image has been exported at 5 times the pixel resolution. Change you DPI for the document.

[manfred11]

Hi there

At 4000 x 4000 the affinity export gave the same error really.

but I’ve got the solution here on the forum by now.

since,I have perfect png exports.

 

[DM1]

On 9/7/2021 at 3:48 AM, manfred11 said:

I’ve got the solution here on the forum by now.

since,I have perfect exports.

Exporting to SVG using flatten transforms still shows bleed through for me.

[manfred11]

On 9/5/2021 at 6:31 PM, Wosven said:

If you want it to work for SVG, you need a duplicate with blur and a clip path:

 

OrangeGrungyBackground_withBlur.svg [edit] Clip path on the layer, not the group with the blur effect! [/edit]