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Glitches (holes) appearing on imported Illustrator file with gradient stroke

Advocate ,
Apr 11, 2024 Apr 11, 2024

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Problem Description:

 

  1. I create a very simple path with a gradient stroke along it in Illustrator:
     
    hellopaul4_1-1712830007320.png

     

  2. I save it as Illustrator 2020 format, then import that file as a comp in AE.
  3. I open the comp, set the (only) layer to continuously rasterise, and then scale the layer up or down:hellopaul4_2-1712830114013.png

     

  4. Random holes appear!

 

Workarounds:

Either: Turn off continuous rasterisation (which defeats the whole object of a vector workflow)

...or...

Save the file - attached to this post - in Illustrator as version 8 (I didn't test other version numbers; I chose v8 because C4D - and Maya maybe? - used to like v8, so I guess Adobe changed something in the file structure after v8) and reload it in AE. AE will compain, but it seems safe to ignore this message:

hellopaul4_3-1712830273734.png

I've tried this on a Mac and PC, on v.24 (beta) and v.23 (on the Mac). The results are the same. I have the latest Nvidia drivers installed.

 

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Apr 18, 2024 Apr 18, 2024

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Hi hellopaul4,

 

Thanks for writing in.

I tested the file on my end and didn't see the issue. Do you mind sharing your After Effects project as well? Feel free to DM me.

Note: Moving your thread from Bugs to discussions for troubleshooting.

 

Thanks,

Nishu

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