Bug #55 - A rotated circle gives at some degrees a spike| Product: | PageStream 5.0.3.4 (Windows) | Reported By: | T.J. Zweers |
| Severity: | Normal | Assigned To: | Deron Kazmaier |
| Priority: | Average | | sign in to watch (1 is watching) |
| Status: | Fixed in 5.0.4.44 | Reported: | 2007-08-13 16:20:31 |
| Category: | Drawing Tools | Updated: | 2007-08-13 16:20:31 |
| Summary: | A rotated circle gives at some degrees a spike |
| Keywords: | Rotated circle spike |
| Attached Files: | CircleSpike.jpg | Len:406,972 bytes | MD5:da2ebb6c92fc6c7eeddaed75a952a60e | |
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A circle, ellipse, gives rotated a line to the left, a spike (leak). Not at 0 degree, but at 5 or 10 degree (and so on).
The spike is seen not only on screen, sometimes will it be printed to a bitmap printer. However a PostScript (and PDF) doesn?t have this spike!
Some characters seem also to have this problem (line to the left) at some magnifications (not all)!
Now make that circle into a path. After this conversion look at 0 degrees (the most right point at the circle), and zoom in to at least 1000 %.
There are three (!) nodes (or points), instead of one or maybe two.
And let that be the place where the spike comes from, when the circle (not a path!) is rotated.
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| T.J. Zweers wrote... | 2009-04-09 10:31:47 |
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| T.J. Zweers wrote... | 2009-04-09 10:32:15 |
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[Status updated to 'Fixed in 5.0.4.44' on Thu, 09 Apr 2009 10:32:15 -0400]
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| T.J. Zweers wrote... | 2009-04-09 10:32:34 |
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Bug #55 - A rotated circle gives at some degrees a spike by T.J. Zweers Rotated circle spike
created:2007-08-13 16:20:31 last updated:2007-08-13 16:20:31
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