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sopheaklighten
sopheaklighten
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May 18, 2017
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Vector display not correctly in illustrator

  • May 18, 2017
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As the picture above you can see color red not filled full the vector. I don't know how to solve it. please help.

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Correct answer Eternal Warrior

I think this is actually just a display issue...

Try this: View > Preview on CPU.

The lines should in theory disappear.

Best,

EW

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Doug A Roberts
Doug A Roberts
Braniac
May 18, 2017

i can't produce this problem at my end so i've been just making assumptions based on other users' posts on it, so i'm kind of interested to see what commonalities there are.

does it happen with every object or just text? is it just this file or all files? does it change as you zoom in or remain static? what graphics card are you using? does anti-aliasing affect it? what OS? did it start happening with a recent version of illustrator?

sopheaklighten
sopheaklightenAuthor
Participating Frequently
May 18, 2017

it happened in every object and file, Mr. Doug

Doug A Roberts
Doug A Roberts
Braniac
May 18, 2017

intel graphic.

but before I installed the windows updated it has displayed well.


so what version of windows are you using?

Eternal Warrior
Eternal Warrior
Inspiring
May 18, 2017

Unless of course you can see this when you print?

Eternal Warrior
Eternal WarriorCorrect answer
Inspiring
May 18, 2017

I think this is actually just a display issue...

Try this: View > Preview on CPU.

The lines should in theory disappear.

Best,

EW

sopheaklighten
sopheaklightenAuthor
Participating Frequently
May 18, 2017

Yes, it fixed.

But I can't Animated Zoom after do this. Why?

    Eternal Warrior
    Eternal Warrior
    Inspiring
    May 18, 2017

    You need to use the GPU rather than the CPU for animated zooming...

    This will bring back the appearance of the lines... However this isn't an actual problem as we now know that this is just a display issue rather than a print issue.

    To re-enable GPU either go View > GPU Preview or use the shortcut Ctrl + E (for windows).

    Here's an article that gives you a better idea about what your GPU does in Illustrator etc... GPU Performance

    Best,

    EW

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