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Illustrator pattern, from bottom up, should consist of:<br />
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1. A square that determines the boundary of the basic pattern, no fill, no stroke<br />
2. A filled form, square or what ever for the background color. This one is omitted if there should be no background.<br />
3. The pattern itself.<br />
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Many tutorials say that you should crop the pattern to the size of the bottom square which is not necessary . If that is done you risk getting these thin lines. They will probably not be seen when you print but it's irritating to see it on screen.<br />
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Try to let the black background bleed a little, that is, be a little bigger than the bottom square.
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Illustrator pattern, from bottom up, should consist of:

1. A square that determines the boundary of the basic pattern, no fill, no stroke
2. A filled form, square or what ever for the background color. This one is omitted if there should be no background.
3. The pattern itself.

Many tutorials say that you should crop the pattern to the size of the bottom square which is not necessary . If that is done you risk getting these thin lines. They will probably not be seen when you print but it's irritating to see it on screen.

Try to let the black background bleed a little, that is, be a little bigger than the bottom square.

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Hello sigurarm<br />
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I've done it the way you said but still i get this thin lines.<br />
<br />
I use Illustrator CS3 and CS5. Is the something else I've to change?<br />
<br />
Kind regards,<br />
<br />
Bart Jan
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Hello sigurarm

I've done it the way you said but still i get this thin lines.

I use Illustrator CS3 and CS5. Is the something else I've to change?

Kind regards,

Bart Jan

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Thanks now it works.<br />
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Bart Jan
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Hello,<br />
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I get white lines in my seamless pattern in Adobe Illustrator CS3 and CS5. See the image. When I zoom came on a different location.<br />
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What I'm doing wrong.<br />
<br />
Kind regards,<br />
<br />
Bart <br />
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Hello,

I get white lines in my seamless pattern in Adobe Illustrator CS3 and CS5. See the image. When I zoom came on a different location.

What I'm doing wrong.

Kind regards,

Bart 

 

Illustrator shown little lines in my new pattern

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Illustration Software

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