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Vector brushes are not actually creating vectors? I put artwork into Illustrator & its blurry!

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Apr 17, 2020 Apr 17, 2020

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When I open a vector that I created in Fresco (with only vector brushes), in Illustrator CS6, I convert it to objects obviously because I want it to be a vector.  The images are blurry. They are not actual vectors. Do I need special brushes?  Is it because of CS6? 

 

How can I create vectors to upload into illustrator? Can someone please help me?  Thank you!

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Community Expert , Apr 19, 2020 Apr 19, 2020

I think Ty5on is on the right track. Did you export as a jpg, png or pdf?
If you export as a pdf you'll have cleaner lines when opened in Illustrator.

Personally I don't feel that Fresco is fully optimised for Illustrator, hopefully that changes and we see an ai export option in the future.

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Apr 19, 2020 Apr 19, 2020

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Have you viewed outlines while in Illustrator to be sure you are not seeing vector art?

Also, are you opening a vector file?

It is possible your preview settings in Illy are set wonky as well if you are able to see the outlines.

It is only my second-day using Fresco, but I'm guessing its one of those issues. Maybe you have to export as a certain file type for Illy to recognize the vector editability? Possibly pdf? Maybe read the documentation, that's usually the best answer. Good luck!

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I think Ty5on is on the right track. Did you export as a jpg, png or pdf?
If you export as a pdf you'll have cleaner lines when opened in Illustrator.

Personally I don't feel that Fresco is fully optimised for Illustrator, hopefully that changes and we see an ai export option in the future.

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