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    Object snapping without visible hairline?

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      creative
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      If object snapping is enabled and two rectangles without stroke only filling are snapped together they still have a visible hairline in between. How to avoid that?0_1712855118787_screenshot.jpg

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        VectorStyler @creative
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        @creative said in Object snapping without visible hairline?:

        have a visible hairline in between

        yes, this is an artifact of anti-aliasing. The only way to avoid it is to turn off anti-aliasing (View->Subpixel) to to set a small overlap.

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          Thanks got it, from default "Normal" to "None"

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            @VectorStyler Is there something like "align to pixel grid" like in Illustrator?

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              @creative said in Object snapping without visible hairline?:

              @VectorStyler Is there something like "align to pixel grid" like in Illustrator?

              "Align to Pixel" in the Transform panel menu. But it is a non-destructive operation, so it can be removed by unchecking.

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