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So below are some screenshots of vectors I’m trying to get out of illustrator and into Figma, when I export to SVG from illustrator, then illustrator itself sometimes causes these weird artifacts, but for some reason copying the vector data to the clipboard and pasting that into figma usually does the job, not always unfortunately

Right now this seems to happen constantly, these gaps may not seem that big a deal, but they become extremely obvious when put on a bright background, and when these vectors are scaled up, so are the gaps, making them even more noticeable.

For now I can deal with this, but I’m eventually going to need a workaround for this issue, any ideas?

 

 

Hi ​@meme_man_at_work, 

 

Thanks for flagging this. If this persists and causes a problem, could you submit a bug report detailing the steps that led to this issue? You can do so by following the link: https://help.figma.com/hc/en-us/articles/360041468234-Submit-a-bug-report. 

 

Thanks!
Toku

Hi ​@meme_man_at_work, 

 

Thanks for flagging this. If this persists and causes a problem, could you submit a bug report detailing the steps that led to this issue? You can do so by following the link: https://help.figma.com/hc/en-us/articles/360041468234-Submit-a-bug-report. 

 

Thanks!
Toku

Hmmm I could but the problem is that it doesn’t occur with every single vector, only with vectors that have really dense anchor points (as in a lot of anchor point close together) and with vectors that have extremely precise curves, where the issue exactly lies is currently unknown to me.

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