Thanks for the reply Steve! I think maybe my problem wasn't communicated from my end correctly.
I have an SVG file generated with a native resolution of 2048x2048 in Vector Magic. In Inkscape, I can resize the image to be 1024x1024, zoom in, and it "redraws" the image with no aliasing (as a vector should). However, when I do the same in GIMP, it aliases, as though it's no longer a vector and is drawn as a raster image instead. I understand that GIMP is raster-based. I guess I was just thinking that when it "opens" a vector image, that it's still in vector format instead of being rasterized. The biggest red flag that led me to believe something wasn't working correctly was when opening a vector in GIMP at a size of about 80x50 and all it produced was an unrecognizable blob of pixels. I feel as though I've been able to do this in the past and it would produce a smooth image without aliasing. What I'm trying to do is overlay a design onto another image without aliasing. What I'm ending up with, though, is no better (actually might be worse) than just drawing the image in GIMP instead of importing a vectored version of the same graphic. Is it possible I'm missing a plugin or something since I updated GIMP? Would installing Ghostscript or GFig on my machine solve my problem? Or is it possible that nothings wrong and I'm trying to do something that's just not capable? -- sonicbluegt (via www.gimpusers.com/forums) _______________________________________________ gimp-user-list mailing list gimp-user-list@gnome.org https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gimp-user-list