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Tilman Hausherr updated PDFBOX-870:
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Attachment: a_metro-vlc.pdf-1-antialioasing.png
Ok, so that is a "no". Here's one that does have anti-aliasing. I set
anti-aliasing to ON in PageDrawer.fillPath() and strokePath(). It is
specifically set to OFF in the trunk, don't know why.
About the fonts: yes this is a known problem, see PDFBOX-1800 and PDFBOX-1701.
I complained about this myself. The first change I ever made locally
(PDFBOX-1296, now obsolete) dealt with bad fonts.
> PDF-To-IMAGE output is not anti-aliased
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>
> Key: PDFBOX-870
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/PDFBOX-870
> Project: PDFBox
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: Rendering
> Affects Versions: 1.3.1
> Reporter: Nicolas Hoibian
> Attachments: a_metro-vlc.pdf, a_metro-vlc.pdf-1-antialioasing.png,
> a_metro-vlc.pdf-1.png, pdf-renderer_vlc.png, pdfbox_vlc.png
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>
> Hi
> I am a user of pdf-renderer from java.net, and I am looking into the pdf to
> image part of pdfbox.
> So far it seems that pdfbox can render more of the pdf that are problematic
> with pdf-renderer, but for those that work in both, the pdf-to-image output
> is prettier for pdf-renderer, as both the font and shapes/path/lines are
> anti-aliased.
> With PDFbox, the text is sometimes antialiased, but never the shapes/drawings.
> Is there a way to have shapes antialiased ?
> I am using the latest version from svn.
> Here are some examples in the difference of rendering
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