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October 6, 2021
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My Imported Drawings Are Always Has Deterioration On Adobe Animate - What Should I Do?

  • October 6, 2021
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Hello everyone. Guys, every time I import drawing, the drawings I made are always has deterioration. They are not being imported like I expected. I use SVG to import. What should I do? Why do my drawings are has always deteriorations? Because I don't do them with Adobe apps? Please assist me.

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    mark@headTrixCommunity Expert
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    October 6, 2021

    hi,

     

    so you are importing hand-drawn illustrations into Animate? So taking a Photograph of your drawing and then importing it straight into Animate?

     

    If you have a hand-drawn illustration I might suggest opening it into Photoshop. Then you can adjust the levels, and make it look a bit more clear. Maybe even sharpen it a little, or you can blur it, increase intensity, color it,.... it gives you options.

    Then you can export it out as. JPEG with compression above 80% (although this will increase file size), and then import the JPEG into Animate. I think you may get better results this way.

     

    cheers,

    mark

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    GAMBOT
    GAMBOTAuthor
    Inspiring
    October 7, 2021

    No, I import vector based drawings and I use SVG. My vector drawings are has deterioration. There are slidings on my drawings and deterioration of stroke sizes.

    Sincerely yours, GAMBOT.
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      mark@headTrixCommunity Expert
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      October 7, 2021

      I see. How are you creating the Vector files? With Illustrator?

       

      I know there was a problem even with Vectors coming from Illustrator, I think it has been fixed, but I can imagine Vectors from another program might not come across exactly the same. Maybe try to import into Illustrator first? then to Animate and see if that helps?

       

      hope this helps

      mark

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