Objects in Inkscape do not snap to full pixel values by themselves: you have to take care of this yourself, if it matters (e.g. by snapping to grid -- using a second grid offset by half a pixel, or snapping the bounding box instead of the nodes to the default grid):
<http://wiki.inkscape.org/wiki/index.php/FAQ#How_to_suppress_antialiasing.3F>
Inkscape now includes the 'Pixelsnap' extension (Extensions > Modify Path) which allows to adjust objects to avoid anti-aliasing effects when exporting to bitmap (doesn't work for text objects):
<http://code.google.com/p/pixelsnap/>
Objects in Inkscape do not snap to full pixel values by themselves: you have to take care of this yourself, if it matters (e.g. by snapping to grid -- using a second grid offset by half a pixel, or snapping the bounding box instead of the nodes to the default grid): wiki.inkscape. org/wiki/ index.php/ FAQ#How_ to_suppress_ antialiasing. 3F>
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Inkscape now includes the 'Pixelsnap' extension (Extensions > Modify Path) which allows to adjust objects to avoid anti-aliasing effects when exporting to bitmap (doesn't work for text objects): code.google. com/p/pixelsnap />
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