Not pixel perfect edges?

[HobbyHaus]

Okay, I'm new to Affinity, switching from Photoshop, trying to at least, so I am still learning my way around it. The issue I'm currently facing is the lack of pixel perfect edges in some spots and not in others. No matter how I resize this (or other elements like it) I have the "halo" edge around it. I've checked the layer and there isn't any FX on it causing it. 

 

[Pšenda]

Try insert document into forum.

[HobbyHaus]

Here you go...

testDoc.afphoto

[NotMyFault]

Use snapping and check transform panel. All position and size must show whole integer / no fractional digits to avoid the issue.

 

 

[Pšenda]

5 hours ago, HobbyHaus said:

pixel perfect

Pixel perfect means positioning and sizing objects to whole pixels. There are many posts on this topic in the forum, but setting the snapping to Force pixel on and Move whole pixel off can make your job easier (possibly by increasing the number of decimal places for displaying values).

[HobbyHaus]

On 12/12/2024 at 5:11 PM, Pšenda said:

Pixel perfect means positioning and sizing objects to whole pixels. There are many posts on this topic in the forum, but setting the snapping to Force pixel on and Move whole pixel off can make your job easier (possibly by increasing the number of decimal places for displaying values).

 

On 12/12/2024 at 4:47 PM, NotMyFault said:

Use snapping and check transform panel. All position and size must show whole integer / no fractional digits to avoid the issue.

 

 

I have used snapping and force pixel, fixed the integer numbers, But it is still returning the same issue.

[Alfred]

Although ‘Move by whole pixels’ (MWP) is presented as a child of the ‘Force pixel alignment’ (FPA) option, it’s only a child in so far as the setting can’t be changed unless the ‘parent’ FPA option is enabled. MWP actually overrides FPA, so you need to disable it if you want FPA to produce the result that you expect.

[Pšenda]

13 minutes ago, HobbyHaus said:

I have used snapping and force pixel

 

On 12/13/2024 at 12:11 AM, Pšenda said:

and Move whole pixel off

+ it should be kept in mind that some other snapping options - for example Mid points, can override the Force pixel option (which I personally consider a mistake, because in the hierarchy of options, Force pixel is the highest, so it should have the highest priority).

 

18 minutes ago, HobbyHaus said:

But it is still returning the same issue.

Can you post the "corrected" document?

[lepr]

27 minutes ago, HobbyHaus said:

fixed the integer numbers, But it is still returning the same issue.

Your screenshot shows integer px values for the blue rectangle, but the problem is the smaller grey rectangle, so you need to select it and ensure the px values are integers.

[HobbyHaus]

On 12/16/2024 at 9:34 AM, Alfred said:

Although ‘Move by whole pixels’ (MWP) is presented as a child of the ‘Force pixel alignment’ (FPA) option, it’s only a child in so far as the setting can’t be changed unless the ‘parent’ FPA option is enabled. MWP actually overrides FPA, so you need to disable it if you want FPA to produce the result that you expect.

BINGO!!!! That was it. Awesome! Thank you all for the help in getting this tracked down.