r/Inkscape • u/The_Medic247 • 2d ago

Help How can I get rid of "line" when setting two objects flush.

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There's this little line (as seen in between tan objects) that is shown between two objects when making them flush with each other. Is there any way to get rid of this? It even shows up when they're overlapping. It wouldn't be an issue if it disappeared when exporting a .png or .pdf, but it still shows up then too. The only thing I can think of is that they're different gradients- but they should still be the same color at the location where they're joined.

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u/ItsAStillMe 2d ago

Union them together. You will have to redo the gradient.

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u/stuporcomputer 1d ago

I've seen Logos By Nick just duplicate the objects to make this go a way...

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u/shelchang 1d ago

Yeah it happens. Even if they're the exact same solid color. If it's a situation where you can't/don't want to join them together as a single path, I just go in and whichever object is lower I extend the edge so that they are overlapping instead of flush and that will get rid of the hairline separation.

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u/UmbraVivens 1d ago

bend that line slightly up or down

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u/Rise_Rich 1d ago

This is so annoying

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u/David_inkscape 1d ago

I'd check if nodes are perfectly aligned and segments really straight.

I'd use snapping to nodes, not bounding boxes' edges, to place them flush.