problem with illustrator.. need help
hi.. i've got this problem for a long time since when i forgot.. here is the problem.. when i make...
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yellow_bagpack
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Posted 27 December 2007 - 03:54 PM
hi.. i've got this problem for a long time since when i forgot.. here is the problem.. when i make a straight line in illustrator sometimes it get jiggy.. not straight straight.. especially after i fix the curve handler. .. does any one have similiar problem.. and have answer to fix? thanks
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Chung Dha
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Posted 27 December 2007 - 04:25 PM
Never had a problem like this. Check the snaps and other settings in your illustrator.
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Posted 28 December 2007 - 09:21 AM
serafima.. i understand that.. thanks.. what i did is when i make line from 2 anchor point and when i zoom in look at the line, it isn't straight and flawless.. no matter how i moved the anchor. i tried to snap the anchor points to guide line but have not any effect, it still jiggy.. won't be a problem much if the line is short (when you zoom out).. but if the line is long enough, it becomes terrible. ( sorry for the confusion.. ).. but after all this happen occasionally not all thetime, sorry for troubling you (but i still want the answer cause it's annoying.. hahahaha..)
).. but after all this happen occasionally not all thetime, sorry for troubling you (but i still want the answer cause it's annoying.. hahahaha..)
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Chung Dha
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Posted 28 December 2007 - 11:08 PM
Maybe you somehow set a brush on standard instead of normal line. Try removing all brushes that are open or loaded.
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yellow_bagpack
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Posted 29 December 2007 - 10:01 AM
i've attached sample file.. http://www.benchcreative.web.id/help
file name : untitled-1.ai
maybe this will explain what i'm babbling about..
thanks
file name : untitled-1.ai
maybe this will explain what i'm babbling about..
thanks
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serafima
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Posted 29 December 2007 - 11:16 AM
yellow_bagpack, let's do it step by step.
1) open your file: untitled-1.ai
2) select second line by selection tool (V)
3) Window > Transform (Shift+F8)
4) Set H=0 pix (current value is 1 pix)
5) Check result!
Another way to draw straight line at one stroke: click by Pen Tool (P), press Shift, click another, release Shift. Voila!
Did it solve your problem?
1) open your file: untitled-1.ai
2) select second line by selection tool (V)
3) Window > Transform (Shift+F8)
4) Set H=0 pix (current value is 1 pix)
5) Check result!
Another way to draw straight line at one stroke: click by Pen Tool (P), press Shift, click another, release Shift. Voila!
Did it solve your problem?
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yellow_bagpack
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Posted 30 December 2007 - 09:10 AM
hi serafima.. i've tried what you told.. and it couldn't be more perfect solutions.. thx.
but it seems it only works when i need to make a straight horizontal or vertical ones... but can it be done in a slight rotated/angle line?
thx.but it seems it only works when i need to make a straight horizontal or vertical ones... but can it be done in a slight rotated/angle line?
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designumber18
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Posted 21 May 2009 - 03:35 PM
For anyone who's having a similar problem, keep in mind that many minor details like this, which show up when zoomed in upon, will never show up when printed, or even viewed on a monitor at normal magnification. Also, I've experienced a situation when lines will look slightly "crooked" at say, 150%, perfectly straight at 200%, then crooked again at 300% magnification. Just a function of the monitor, I think.
But again, there are many times when issues like these won't ever affect your finished product.
But again, there are many times when issues like these won't ever affect your finished product.
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