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Strange excess near node when trimming or diving shapes

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Apr 20, 2021 Apr 20, 2021

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I'm using Illustrator 25.2.2 and have stumbled on an odd issue when I either use trim or divide on certain shapes. It adds a kind of stroke at certain nodes, see below screen shot.

 

I'm not sure how or why this is produced, and keen to now if anyone else has had a similar issue.

 

Shape is one the left and zoomed in portion of issue is one the right.

 

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Apr 21, 2021 Apr 21, 2021

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It's not a stroke, it's a "gap" between shapes. You can see such thing for example between pattern units when you fill the shape by pattern. It's just a screen view issue which will not affect the final product appearance, don't worry for this.

But the ring shapes parts on the left from top circle are not anything added by program, they indecate that your circle's size/position is not exactly match to them.

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Apr 21, 2021 Apr 21, 2021

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It could be a preview issue (try Cmd or Ctrl E to switch between GPU and CPU preview) or a Pathfinder precision issue: try if setting the Pathfinder precision in the panel to 0,001 pt helps.

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