GarryP Posted January 14, 2019 Posted January 14, 2019 Windows 10 Home 1809, Designer 1.7.0.209 You can watch the attached GIF for a demonstration, where a document containing four rectangles - the same rectangle rotated by three angles - and four images - each rotated by the same three angles - is itself rotated by three angles. (The angles of rotation are snapped at 15 degrees). At the start, before document rotation, all of the rectangles and images look fine. After the first rotation the rectangles are very jaggy and the images have become very pixelated. After the third rotation, even though the first rectangle has been rotated to essentially the same orientation as the fourth (before rotation), it still have a very noisy outline while the fourth rectangle looks fine. Zooming in/out doesn't seem to make much difference.
Staff Sean P Posted January 14, 2019 Staff Posted January 14, 2019 Hi GarryP, Can you go into Preferences > Performance and see if you have View Quality set to Nearest Neighbour? If possible could you also attach your document please as I'm not seeing that here.
GarryP Posted January 14, 2019 Author Posted January 14, 2019 View Quality was already set to "Bilinear (Best Quality)". I tried both "Bilinear" and "Nearest Neighbour" (on both Intel and NVIDIA cards, just in case) and the result looked the same as far as I could see. I don't have the original document but I've attached one that I've recreated which shows the same issue. jaggy-outlines.afdesign
Staff Sean P Posted January 14, 2019 Staff Posted January 14, 2019 Thanks Garry! I'll get it passed onto development - although this isn't new to the beta!
GarryP Posted January 14, 2019 Author Posted January 14, 2019 You're welcome. Glad to be of some assistance, but sorry to be giving someone more work to do. Sean P 1
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