Title: question
created on 11 Sep 15

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1. tinkerer wrote:
 When I first pull this up, the design is smooth. But when I am creating it and when I play it back, the later pieces seem to "eat" parts of the earlier design. Is that just my computer (which is older) or does it appear "eaten" and raggedy to everyone? A
2. tinkerer wrote:
 Also, is there any way to avoid this problem when you are creating repetitive pieces like this?
3. mum23 wrote:
 This happens when you put a lot of pieces down in a particular area. As far as I know, there's no way to avoid it. Maybe put the question and link to the picture in the feedback section of the forum, and see if anybody else knows?
4. tinkerer wrote:
 I always have some of this on my pics, but this one seems worse than usual. Frustrating.
5. Lolla wrote:
 It happened to me a week ago. 2012-13 it happened all the time. And it was also in Avatars.
6. Fangzzz wrote:
 I have lessened the impact by saving often.
7. mum23 wrote:
 This might help... I wondered if somebody had already put this up in the forum, and inked gemini and qsilv (missing those two!)had some suggestions. http://www.thinkdraw.com/forumPosts.
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8. hjjr wrote:
 this is so cool as is, tinkerer
9. chirping1 wrote:
 I find its worse with the small pieces, especially when you need many of them to complete the picture. For example many of the pictures I recently did in the Animals palette using the horns and antlers to make hair it would always end up with areas going
10. chirping1 wrote:
 ^ white. Sometimes they remained white once the picture was posted, at others times it wasn't noticable
11. katidid wrote:
 Working in Gothic today and same is happening. Have had the problem in other pallets too. I try using a bigger piece over it and then go back to the smaller pieces...or hope that it is not there when I post. :-) Thanks Mum23, for the topic. Fang, I think
12. katidid wrote:
 ^the saving it often, may be the answer...the program doesn't have to remember so many pixels if it is saved often. ??? Sounds like that would help. Computer guru that I'm not. :-)
13. tinkerer wrote:
 Thanks for all your answers, suggestions, and the link. I have gotten out of the habit of saving often because, at least when I'm working in gothic, that seems to cause little hiccups in the flow. In both instances, I'm placing the pieces closely side by
14. tinkerer wrote:
 Side, and they do overlap . . . and that's where things start to go south. Thanks again!
15. hjjr wrote:
 has a razor-sharp quality

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