Pilgrim Problem - Lynn

[Lynn]

When I export my Pilgrim, I get places on his body that look like there are gaps, as shown on the image below. However, when I checked my AD drawing at about 1,500% zoom, there were no gaps.

Any idea why my exported image is showing as flawed when it is not?

[Linda2]

The first thing that comes to mind Lynn is to check and see if any of the affected shapes have an unintended stroke applied....outside of that I have no idea where to start looking.  Sorry.  I have not had this problem as yet so I can only offer this. 

[Teejay]

i am with linda on this
i have had this before and when i have checked the line fill was nulled out BUT the stroke had a width number in the stroke panel
after putting the stroke width to zero the anomaly disappeared

its a wierd one...

i did try and make it happen but i couldnt... It only happens very rarely to me.

[San]

I have no idea either Lynn I have had it happen to me. When I have problems like that I usually copy the ad file and post as a new document and then save again that has worked for me in the past.

[Lynn]

Thank you all for your comments and suggestions. I'll let you know if I have any success in dealing with the problem. (If I don't, I'm going to post my project anyway; I don't think the "gaps" are all that visible!)

[Teejay]

yes post it anyway  like you say i dont think the gaps will be seen,

[Lynn]

I finally got time to go back to the Pilgrim drawing and check for inadvertent strokes showing on the Stroke Panel. I did not find any.

So I tried San's suggestion, copied the the drawing, then created a new drawing from the Clipboard. I think it looks better than the original, and I have posted it in the Workshop.

Whew!

[Teejay]

thanks for letting us know