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In this screenshot I have two squares the exact same size perfectly ontop of eachother yet there is a weird outline of the bottom shape even though both have no outline. While I'm just using this as a way to show the issue these outlines seem to show constantly. The lines do not export, but make doing work difficult. How can I fix this?
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For reference there is a blue square with a white square on top. Both are the exact same size on the exact same spot. Outlines change depending on zoom.
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That is caused by anti-aliasing.
If you turn off "Anti-aliased Artwork" in the Preferences and switch to View > View using CPU it will go away.
But the preview becomes slower...
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Switched to CPU still there.
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I wonder if the size of the squares and their position on the artboard could have something to do with the problem. I'm thinking the raster effects resolution setting could be a factor. If the squares aren't lining up perfectly with that imaginary grid it could be a reason why those glitches are appearing on screen.
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Did you also turn off "Anti-aliased Artwork" in the Preferences?
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Forgot about that. If I do it it does make the lines go away, but frankly the quality drop may not be worth it.
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That is what I said, it will be slower when GPU Preview is turned off.
Anti-aliasing is what is causing this.
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