Reducing jaggies/fuzz?

[TheMethod]

It's there a way to reduce blur and jaggies on small decals?

Cheers

 

[MidnightRun85]

It's there a way to reduce blur and jaggies on small decals?

Cheers

This is a great question and something that has bugged me for a while! Hopefully someone has the answer we're hoping for!

 

[TheMethod]

I wondered if I needed to export them smaller, so create smaller SVG's but it's a vector so it shouldn't matter.

I take it by the lack of response either nobody gives a hoot or there's no technique that will help?

Cheers Guys lol

 

[p78]

Even some of the pd made decals get fuzzy, so I don't think there is a way around it. I also think it has to do with how the cars are modelled.

 

[Nuschel01]

PD's own decals are the worse in this regard.
My suspicion is that the SVGs get converted to some kind of weirdly behaving raster image again upon applying them to a car. Which makes 0 sense but is classic PD logic

 

[TheMethod]

I'd considered that the vector gets converted to some kind of bitmap image, then after the whole car design is also bitmapped to a skin, compounding the issue maybe? Don't get me wrong, I love applying decals and making designs, and even designing the vectors to import, just a shame the resolution isn't higher for those smaller details. Try applying a small escape indicator arrow and watch it dissolve like papermache in the rain lol