Now some viewers that do not rely on poppler, they are not necessarily better.įirefox creates waivyness with the aliasing: Okular (using poppler) looks exactly like the TeXstudio-Splash renderer does:Įnvice/Gnome viewer (using poppler) does not have any issues: TeXstudio (using poppler and Arthur renderer) suffers from white lines in the drawing: TeXstudio (using poppler and splash renderer) suffers from bad aliasing: The resulting pdf can be found here: Document.pdf The issue in different PDF viewersīelow are screenshots of how the PDF gets rendered by different viewers and render engines. XeLaTeX was used to render the file, the process to include the figure in TeX is described in this manual.This separates text from the drawing, the text will later be rendered in Latex and ensures consistency of fonts throughout the resulting document. pdf_tex using Inkscape's build in exporter. The file was created using Inkscape as an.As it is unclear to me whether the issue exists in poppler (and some of the other render engines), the implementation of poppler in viewers, in Inkscape (used to create the image), or in Latex (used to create the pdf). File creation workflowĪ detailed description of the file creation process. I'm a bit at a loss to what is causing it. However Envice (also with poppler) seems to work fine.
I first encountered this in TeXstudio's internal viewer (which uses poppler) and saw the same issue appear in Okular (which also uses poppler). The issue seems to be related to anti-aliasing. However the issue appears in multiple poppler based viewers, hence I was referred to this repository. I've opened an issues at the git of my default pdf viewer. I've created a pdf using Latex and the way it is rendered seems to depend on the pdf viewer that I use.
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