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  1. #1
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    Default Pixelated export

    I can do some wonderful 3D text graphics in Xara3D6. It is so easy and they look great until I export them and stick them on a web page and then they look terrible. The edges are so pixelated I just could not use them.

    There has to be an easy answer to this. Suggestions please?
    Last edited by tsheffie; 17 December 2006 at 03:36 AM.

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    Default Re: Pixelated export

    Welcome tsheffie,

    Without seeing your source Xara3D file or your exported graphic it's hard to say.

    As a recommendation I'd try to size the window down to the size you want it in your web page and export as a jpg at 96dpi. Then insert it in your web page at 100%.
    Egg

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    Default Re: Pixelated export

    Yes, I did that tho I'm not sure about the 96dpi - haven't figured that out yet. I had been using a gif.

    The only problem now is (and this may have been the problem all along) I can't get a transparency in the jpg mode and as I'm sitting it on a variable background - it won't work solid, beautiful as it is.

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    Default Re: Pixelated export

    You can't have a transparent background in a jpg. Therefore you've got 2 options. Export the image as a transparent gif set against the nearest colour you can find that matches the variable coloured background or import your background into Xara3D as a background image & export it as a jpg (although matching these up on an html page isn't easy as the browser resizing destroys this effect.
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    Default Re: Pixelated export

    Ah. A graphic artist I am not. I need to ponder this. I have a feeling that the effect I am striving to achieve (as undefined as it is) may well be within the capabilities of Xara Xtreme ... but not in my clumsy hands.

    Anyway, I bought this for my son for Christmas and I was just trying to be clever before he got it. Sigh.

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    Default Re: Pixelated export

    It's always a good idea to have the same background color as you are using
    on your website.

 

 

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