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Improvements to logo-blue SVG-structure #46
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There looks to be a 1px gap in bottom part |
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Thank you for reminding me why I'm a programmer and not a designer. I see what you mean. According to inkscape, there is no gap. both shapes end at the exact same coordinates, with a straight line between them. However, exporting a .png reveals there is actually a blurry gap between all shapes. The blue background hexagon was probably a workaround for exactly this problem. (increasing the size of the "document" helped a little, disabling anti-aliasing removed the gap, but then the edges look fuzzy) Anyway, this is as far as I can help. There is probably some way to tell SVG two shapes should be touching, but I don't know it. I believe this was the reason why the mid-blue-part used to be a full hexagon. Breaking the logo into distinct shapes however is the whole point, so I hope there is a different setting/property to achieve original beauty with separate shapes. |
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setting "blend mode" to "color-burn" seems to work. |
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looks good to me, I checked it in a couple of programs and it looked well
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Hmm, no, wait, at some sizes I get a dark line between shapes ... |
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E.g. inkscape - export to 256 x 256 pixels |
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All shapes have a border-width of 1px now. Looks good in all exports I tried. Downsides: The visual border between two shapes is shifted by 1px. There is a tiny visible kink at the curved edges. It's practically invisible unless extremely zoomed in. For very high resolution exports, I recommend removing the border again. However, the export-artifacts I observed did not include dark lines. I hope the 1px border fixes that as well, but please confirm! |
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Ok, I think it works - could you squash the commits into one commit? |
…r correctly The qubes-logo is now consisting of only three paths (one for each color) which are perfectly aligned at their edges. The Q-"comma" is now part of the lower right path, not a rectangle. Mainly intended for tasks other than design, such as milling, cutting, and so forth. Changes are unlikely to affect visual representations.
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I hope this worked ... |
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signature is missing: https://www.qubes-os.org/doc/code-signing/ |
Fixes QubesOS/qubes-issues#9678
The qubes-logo is now consisting of only three paths (one for each color) which are perfectly aligned at their edges. The Q-"comma" is now part of the lower right path, not a rectangle.
Mainly intended for tasks other than design, such as milling, cutting, and so forth. Changes are unlikely to affect visual representations.