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A border when use pathfinder

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Mar 27, 2024 Mar 27, 2024

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Why The red image above overlaps the green image below, but when there is a red layer at the bottom, it appears as a green border?
I aligned the top red to fit the green edges
But when I add a red background behind, it appear a green line
But when zoomed to 300%, that line disappears

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Community Expert , Mar 28, 2024 Mar 28, 2024

After using pathfinders (and when using certain kinds of base elements that are aligned improperly) it can alsways happen that there is actually a line. I do not think that is the case for you.

So I assume that you are indeed dealing with an antialiasing issue. In most cases, this does not print, but if it bothers you, make the neighboring red shape (which is underlying that crescent moon shape) larger, so that it covers the green shape.

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Mar 27, 2024 Mar 27, 2024

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It's not clear where the shapes are and what the pathfinder has to do with it.

Please write step by step. and post screenshots of the objects it the Layers panel.

 

Maybe this is a preview issue. Does it vanish in View > Preview on CPU?

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1. Draw a red rectangle no stroke
2. Draw a green rectangle no stroke smaller (1/2 red rectangle) above
3. Copy and paste front 2 times that green rectangle
4. Select green rectangle and move right some distance (press Shift to move plz)
5. Select 2 green rectangle and use minus front (pathfinder). you will see A tiny green rectange above a big green rectange that you made in step 2
6. Select that tiny green rectange and change color to red (make sure it's color same with the red color at step 1)
Done
You can see a border green i say

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Mar 27, 2024 Mar 27, 2024

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What do you need the copies for?

If you just move one of them, there is still at least one unnecessary green rectangle.

 

Please show what you want to do with that. I do not get that workflow.

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Mar 27, 2024 Mar 27, 2024

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  • i want to do this but it has green line follow steps i sayAB1EE0CB-1093-444A-85D2-1D5C0C6E0F1F.jpeg
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that green line still there when i change Preview on CPU or Preview on GPU, nothing happen

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Mar 28, 2024 Mar 28, 2024

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So you want to create shading?

In that case it might just be an antialiasing issue.

It would be better to slightly overlap that red shape on the left.

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What I mean is that the red shape will obscure part of the green ellipse, and you call that a shading right?

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It looks like you want to use that for shading, right?

What color will it eventually have? Red or a darker green?

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both is have same problem, but i just care about the red because that green line affects aesthetic factors

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it's red

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In short, that green line belongs to the antialiasing issue?, is there a way for me to remove it?

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After using pathfinders (and when using certain kinds of base elements that are aligned improperly) it can alsways happen that there is actually a line. I do not think that is the case for you.

So I assume that you are indeed dealing with an antialiasing issue. In most cases, this does not print, but if it bothers you, make the neighboring red shape (which is underlying that crescent moon shape) larger, so that it covers the green shape.

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okay, many thank šŸ˜„

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