Josiah Fickinger
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Please share the test file! It’s hard to tell anything by the image alone.
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An error occurred while saving the comment I know I typed a lot, but I'm clearly disappointed that designers behind a professional program does not have enough common sense to add basic intuitive features.
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Dithered gradients are now available in the latest 30.0 general build.
Toggle the option in the Gradient or Control panels.
Read more about it in this help article.
As stated there, important notes are:
- Dithered gradients follow the resolution set in Document Raster Effect Settings. In fact, this dithering is a raster-based effect, same as Gaussian Blur. It should stay live as long as you keep Preserve Illustrator Editing Capabilities option enabled (be mindful of this when you save your work in a PDF).
- Dither at the moment works only with gradient fills, not strokes
- Gradients added to CC Libraries don’t support Dither — PDF format know nothing about dithered gradients as a concept, it’s something only Ai does
Note also, that some clipboard managers or extension would interfere in copy/pasting these, similar to how it happens with perceptual gradients, as reported here.
Please test it and comment…
An error occurred while saving the comment I know, you're telling me photoshop has the ability to create seamless gradients yet Illustrator can't. That's an unacceptable. It'd be great if they could at least make the vector colors pixel sized.
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I guess I could, but as you can see in the photo, I have both vector paths highlighted, but the stroke bar reads 1 point even you we can clearly see they appear to be different sizes.