Pstoedit can be called from within gsview viaįrom programs that support the ALDUS graphic import filter interfaceĬan also be used as PostScript and PDF graphic import filter for several programs including vtk - VTK driver: if you do not want to see this, uncomment the corresponding line in makefile and make again.sample - sample driver: if you do not want to see this, uncomment the corresponding line in makefile and make again.rpl - Real3D Programming Language format.pptx - PresentationML (PowerPoint) format.pcbi - engrave data - insulate/PCB format.
#Photoline snap to grid driver#
ctrl-cursor keys will move by 10 pixels.Ħ) when pixel snapping is activated, for the inside and outside stroke placement, straight lines should ideally not be anti-aliased (see example below)
Ideally this should also work for the new guide creator.ĥ) when pixel snapping is activated, and the rulers are set to pixels, moving layers with the cursor keys will move those by exactly 1 pixel. Refer to Fireworks for this solution (see below).Ĥ) when working with pixel snapping turned on for the document, and rulers set to pixels, guides should always snap to exact pixel coordinates. This will also make Photoline's behaviour far more predictable.ģ) an option to draw strokes on the outside, inside, and center of any vector edge. Moving and scaling a layer always works with exact pixels: no more decimal values. This also prevents the issue that sharp edged bitmap artwork are blurry looking, and text is rendered with varying anti-aliasing.Ģ) when document/layer pixel snapping is activated, non-decimal values are always rounded up or down in the numeric input fields. Perhaps an additional requirement would be to switch first to pixel units for the rulers as well. left: x.5, y.5ġ) with document/layer pixel snapping activated, all layer types (not only vector layers) will snap to exact pixel coordinates. Left: precisely entered position without decimals. This takes a lot of time and effort on the part of the user. Only by meticulously entering precise non-decimal values in the x and y position fields can this issue be mitigated and prevented. When bitmaps with sharp artwork are placed in a document/composition in Photoline, and moved around, more often than not they look fuzzy with anti-aliasing turned on. This works well for vector objects, and saves a lot of time when dealing with pixel precise work for web, GUI, mobile, etc. Example: a vector rectangle's size cannot be set to a decimal value for either width or height.Ĭurrently we can turn on pixel snapping for either all vector objects in the document panel, and/or individual vector objects in the layer panel.
The current generic "Alignment" is quite confusing.ĭ) with pixel snapping active, the size of all new objects and layers that are generated would be set to non-decimal values as well. Positions should be set to non-decimal values when working with pixel snapping active.Ĭ) a change of "alignment" in the layer properties panel and the document properties panel to "Pixel Snapping", or "Align to Pixel Grid", or "Pixel Snap".
#Photoline snap to grid full#
A) full pixel snapping for all types of layers and guidesī) when pixel snapping is turned on that decimal values for x and y position are always rounded up or down to exact non-decimal values for all types of layers and guides.
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