
it's saved as an image and not a vector file then it's no longer a vector. When they are posted here they are just jpeg images that have been produced using vector shapes. Like this simple line art inking I just did.
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Fri 4 May 2007, 23:47,
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they are better saved as gifs for quality and jpeg for data size.
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Fri 4 May 2007, 23:53,
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yes, i undersnad the concept. wrong format loses the... format... and thusly vectorised goodness is not vectory anymore.

It'd be nice if the board supported SVG or something.
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Fri 4 May 2007, 23:55,
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which is kinda ironic.
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it's just a placeholder for all the mathematical data. You have to save it as something other to use it as a web image. Tiff would be the absolute best quality file but you'd get raped for posting them ANYWHERE.
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Fri 4 May 2007, 23:59,
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if represented by a few primitives?
that being the point. i bet the illustrator/photoshop file is giant, but that's not the same thing. if it were to be saved as flash or svg, wouldn't it actually be quite wee?
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that being the point. i bet the illustrator/photoshop file is giant, but that's not the same thing. if it were to be saved as flash or svg, wouldn't it actually be quite wee?