I am working with 11.0.1.7 on my trusty but dusty win XP...
I have noticed that when I group several vector objects together, or make several into a symbol, 1 pixel gets added...
Surely this is bug, as it is throwing off my pixel perfect design.
Anyway to stop this from happening?
Its gonna be tedious to have to avoid groups and symbols.
Thanks,
Doug
who still thinks Jim's FW book is the bomb!
I can see the extra pixel because it was from things changing their size... and hence their line up to the edge of something else, after I had carefully aligned everything, grouped them and made a symbol out of the group in order to save them to the common library thinking the work on that bit was done.
On applying the symbol to the next part of the job, I see that things are not lined up as I thought they had been, and it was figuring out how I could have not noticed the misalignment before making the symbol that I figured out what was happening.
Later I will take a screen shot and show the behavior.
Thanks for confirming that this NOT the way it is supposed to work....
I read Jim's book a couple years ago and this is the first project I have taken up since building a couple small personal sites with Jim's book and CS4... so I can't really remembre how things are supposed to work.
Do you have the Transform panel? It's a nice extension to have when you're concerned about pixel alignment because it shows sub-pixel increments whereas the Properties Inspector tends to round up or down to whole pixels.
http://www.senocular.com/fireworks/extensions/?entry=572
You might also want to look at what options you have selected in the View menu—to see whether any snapping features are activated (e.g., Snap to Grid, Snap to Guides).
So it sounds like more of a problem with Symbols, rather than Groups? A screenshot would be helpful. While I'm not aware of it being an issue, I can imagine this happening more with a Symbol—since it exists as a separate, self-contained "document within a document". I could imagine there being a glitch in translation between the two files.
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