Illustrator question
Illustrator question
Out of context: Reply #10
- Started
- Last post
- 11 Responses
- misterhow0
This has bugged me for years. I'm making seamlessly repeating patterns in Illustrator. I have a perfect 432px by 432
Export As anything...png, jpg or tiff at 150dpi. I open it in Photoshop and it's now 901 by 900. Where is this extra 1 coming from?!
- What happens when you set the reference point to the top-left before exporting, rather than the centre, as it is now?Nairn
- Same result.misterhow
- EPS is fine, pdf is fine. Save As works but anything from Export ends up with the extra pixel.misterhow
- check the position coordinates of the artboard also...it's probably positioned at some .decimal pixel.uan
- what happens if you start with 432x431drgs
- Artboard is at 0 and 0. Thanks drgs, starting with 431x432 yields the same 901x900misterhow
- "Pixel perfect" ~ Adobe.
*sigh*ideaist - Workaround is copying the content and pasting into a new blank doc in Photoshop then saving out. Pixel perfect indeed.misterhow
- ^Continuity
- THIS drives me crazy and can't understand WHY many design apps use sub-decimal sizes?! What am I suppose to do with 200.22px button ffsake?!grafician
- this needs to be posted i n that fuck adobe thread...grafician
- Sub-decimal sizes are silly for pixels, otherwise, nothing wrong. But fuck Adobe anyway.MrT
- To fix this, place the fucking art board at a pixel exactly, not a fraction. It solves the issue immediately guaranteed.monospaced
- Mono, You're a wizard. Placed the artboard at 0,0 and Exported. Perfect size. No added pixel. Thank you!misterhow
- and I thought you checked already after note 3 but solution didn't work for youuan
- uan, you get props too. It wasn't at a decimal position but I guess wherever it was, it wasn't happy. Wizard status achieved for you as well.misterhow
- It shouldn’t have to be at 0,0 but maybe at least one should be? I just always make sure one is and the rest are at integers. Cheers!monospaced