exported to SVG -> The colors appear as usual here, so it must be something within the. checked the color mode of the file -> is set to RBG, so there should be no problem with incorrect CMYK display I'm the 3rd owner of the vehicle and the vehicle had the same problem with the 2nd owner per the Carfax. I'm not sure what happened there but it may have been a dealer mistake. reinstall Illustrator (so version is up to date) I recently pulled a Carfax and it shows the title issued with vehicle being listed as a white color. Ive tried doing this both with and without the colors array below, as I read that Python automatically cycles through colors. So basically I can't figure out why the gradient has brighter/wrong colors when I create it with the exact color codes. 1 Im trying to plot nstrats different pareto fronts using Pyplot, but whatever I seem to try, each front comes out in the same color. I am using the latest vwrsion which now offers 'Export to web - legacy) and g. colors 'r', 'g', 'b' for i in range (nstrats): plt.scatter (NPV i, dev i, ccolors i, label 'Strategy ' + str (i+1)) plt.xlabel ('NPV of Harvest Strategy') plt.ylabel ('Standard Dev of Yearly Harvest') plt.title ('Pareto Front for Each Strategy') plt.legend (loc'best') plt.show () NOTE: Keep the value of (nstart < 3 ). When ecporting in an older version of Illustrtor my colleague has no problem. The CMS is very exacting and only will accept these exact sizes and Jpegs. This example is far from unrealistic and representative of the out-of-box settings on most TVs sold today. I have been trying to export a simple 650 X 250 banner for our CMS. Viewing in the Microsoft Explorer browser works fine. We have added the following effects: A slightly too high color temperature, an S-shaped gamma curve, artificial sharpening and oversaturated colors. Viewing in the Microsoft Edge browser works fine. When I use the color picker for the gradient and take the color from one of the objects without the gradient, it changes the color to that respective, darker one (and still shows the same color code). 0 Acrobat Reader shows wrong colors on my screen but prints are fine hermt31995800 New Here, Orange shows as pink. But the gradient still says the colors are #555555 and #707070. I can see that when comparing with objects that have either #555555 or #707070 color.
I give an object a gradient and define two colors, say #555555 to #707070, but these colors are displayed brighter than the usual colors.
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The problem came up within the last hour, so it might be a simple key command which I cannot figure how to reverse. I have a problem with creating gradients in Illustrator.
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