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my lines look diffrent...

New Here ,
Jun 30, 2022 Jun 30, 2022

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hello everyone, i bought a macbook air 2020 m1 and in illustrator my lines look diffrent. its like they have more pixels, not just lines... you can see it in the picture, how can i fix this? it changes when i zoom in and out. 

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 hope you can see it... 

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Community Expert , Jun 30, 2022 Jun 30, 2022

First you might want to check the positions of your anchor points. Is this line really horizontal? No handles where they shouldn't be?

 

Then try if View > Preview on CPU makes this better.

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First you might want to check the positions of your anchor points. Is this line really horizontal? No handles where they shouldn't be?

 

Then try if View > Preview on CPU makes this better.

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hi, 

its not about it i guess. because there was no problem eith my old pc. all the lines look weird, especially bolder ones. 

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What about Preview on CPU?

 

Are you really sure about the positions? Did you check that?

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thank you, now i did the cpu thing, it looks very crisp! but would this be heavy for my computer, what is the diffrence? 

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The GPU (the processor on the graphic card) is very powerful, very fast and is therefore used for a lot of calculations. Including rendering artwork on screen. Unfortunately it is not only fast, but also somewhat sloppy and imprecise. It's OK for games, but just not for precise vector artwork.

 

You can certainly work with GPU preview, and only use the CPU preview when you need to check something.

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