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High-Fidelity SVG Sampling Density
In High-Fidelity mode, an SVG is rasterised at its physical size before colour matching and modelling. Sampling density controls how many pixels are created for each millimetre.
Range
- Default:
10.0 px/mm - Minimum:
2.0 px/mm - Maximum:
50.0 px/mm - Step:
0.1 px/mm
For example, a 100 mm-wide SVG is rasterised at about 1000 pixels wide with the default. A higher value preserves finer edges and small shapes, but increases processing time and memory use. A lower value reduces computation while making fine lines or small gaps more likely to look coarse.
When it applies
The value is used only when:
- the input is an SVG; and
- Image Mode is set to High-Fidelity.
Native Vector mode processes SVG geometry directly and does not read this value. PNG, JPG, and other raster images are also unaffected.
Changing the density invalidates the previous preview and 3MF. Preview again to see the new raster density. Reset default
returns to 10.0 px/mm.
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