I´ve seen this before (in this forum - but the search function is simply able to find anything useful) but not able to recreate a file to show these borders in exported PNGs; clipped, masked etc all looks fine in the resulting bitmap.
The file is a real mess to be honest; 1295 unused defs, grouped image clones etc. All I did to it was adding a white rectangle behind all content just to make sure no transparency or AntiAliasing issue will creep in and save selection with default settings You´re file has a transparent background so I wonder where the "white" comes from?? I can´t see any borders right know. Result and altered SVG attached.
The SVG file was used to create several other figures, but I deleted them before uploading the file here to make it lighter. Maybe that's why the file is messy.
I'll add a white rectangle underneath every figure, it seems like an easy fix.
Beginners' Questions Awkward borders around elements of image
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Hello!
I used inkscape to assemble several figures. When I select all, group, and export to a png, grey borders appear around the different elements.
I made sure there were no borders around the different parts, but the results don't change.
Any help? Thanks in advance.
I´ve seen this before (in this forum - but the search function is simply able to find anything useful) but not able to recreate a file to show these borders in exported PNGs; clipped, masked etc all looks fine in the resulting bitmap.
Can you probably share an example file?
Hello, thank you very much for your reply. I have attached the SVG file here. Hopefully, it helps.
The file is a real mess to be honest; 1295 unused defs, grouped image clones etc. All I did to it was adding a white rectangle behind all content just to make sure no transparency or AntiAliasing issue will creep in and save selection with default settings You´re file has a transparent background so I wonder where the "white" comes from?? I can´t see any borders right know. Result and altered SVG attached.
Hello, thank you once again for the help.
The SVG file was used to create several other figures, but I deleted them before uploading the file here to make it lighter. Maybe that's why the file is messy.
I'll add a white rectangle underneath every figure, it seems like an easy fix.
Nah - one per page should do. ;-)