2009/9/29 Gregory Pittman <gregp_ky at yahoo.com> > > On 09/29/2009 10:43 AM, eclipse magick wrote: >> >> Hello all, >> >> I made a 16 pages document in scribus. >> I've create 3 circles with an outine (0.5 pt) for each. The i grouped >> these 3 objects. >> >> I wanted to "validate" my PDF in Acrobat + Pitstop. >> I have a "ppp file" coming from a professionnal printer. >> >> I noticed that i have outines were inferior to 0.12 pt. >> Hmmm i was sure that my circle were correct. >> >> I return to scribus to verify that point. >> If i ungroup my group of 3 circle and select each one, i can see they >> have an outine. But if i group them, the outine of this group disepear. >> Something wrong happen or what ? >> >> >> So i ask myself how i could do for better rendering. >> Is it normal that a group lost outines of "inclued objects" ? >> > > First, I would say don't worry about the absence of appearance that the group > members have borders. OTOH, there should not be this discrepancy in the > thickness. Try ungrouping to see if the borders come out accurate; this may > be a bug. > > Greg >
First, i tryed a same test in XPress to see how this point appears. The "grouped object" does not add borders or colors. The setting (border width) is empty. Now in Scribus 1.3.5.1, i noticed that the group keeps borders and colors ; these borders and colors are coming from the preferences scribus (tools > forms). I think it's a "possible error" to keep this setting with objects grouped If i ungroup polygones, then it's fine.
