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I'm doing tests on the Blender logo with a transparent background.
Running autotrace without --background-color=FFFFFF results in an svg with white background.
Running it with background removal results in color being added to the inner parts of the logo including the letters.
This is the command that I ran: autotrace --output-format=svg --background-color=FFFFFF blender_logo_socket.png > blender_logo_socket_autotrace.svg
This is the result after converting it back to png:
I've also tried multiple combinations of filter-iterations & noise-removal to no avail.
Am I missing something or is it just that the background removal script is implemented poorly?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I'm doing tests on the Blender logo with a transparent background.
Running autotrace without --background-color=FFFFFF results in an svg with white background.
Running it with background removal results in color being added to the inner parts of the logo including the letters.
This is the command that I ran:
autotrace --output-format=svg --background-color=FFFFFF blender_logo_socket.png > blender_logo_socket_autotrace.svg
This is the result after converting it back to png:
I've also tried multiple combinations of filter-iterations & noise-removal to no avail.
Am I missing something or is it just that the background removal script is implemented poorly?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: