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Vectors (EMF, WMF) rasterized when imported
I'm new to Storyline so may have missed something key.
I'm creating shapes in Illustrator, exporting them as WMF, then inserting them as a picture to Storyline. The results are rasterized. It's ev...
Hi Ed. Just chucking my tuppence in, for what it is worth, but the key to getting crisp WMF files imported into Storyline is to blow them up HUGE in whatever vector programme you create the files in, first, before exporting. I generally create my files at 100% and before exporting, blow up to 500% - this results in super crisp images at no extra file size, really flat graphic (no gradients).
That trick did it for me! Thank you! :D
It's just really damning that we then need to apply the math Rule of three on every object to have the perfect proportion ratio between every illustrations. I would have much prefer to create my illustrations with the right size from the start. Oh well!Glad that helped! :)
That's not really the issue. The primary problem here is that the edging is rasterized and at very poor resolution, so the EMF solution does not work - at least not for me. It's not a vector and a simple .PNG produces normal resolution.
