@tylerdurden : Thanks for the input. I created raster images directly from paraview today and things are working fine for 2-d plots atleast :). I have asked the question about the support on launchpad, when they reply I will post it here. In all, thanks a lot guys for your input. Its been very helpf...

@tylerdurden : Thanks a lot for your help! @Lazur : Thank you! Yes, I think I will save original as raster images. I had stopped doing that when I got bad images when transparency was used in paraview. When anti-aliasing (development version) was removed, image looked fine in inkscape. Only when I s...

Thank you very much for reply. I see that in new version (0.91) if I remove anti-aliasing than figure looks smooth in inkscape. But when I save it as png or pdf I see the lines again. Should I reduce the quality of original file and then work in inkscape? Or I am not understanding things properly at...

Thanks a lot for quick reply!! @brynn : I am still very new to Inkscape. So figuring out what you told me. But I will do that. @Lazur URH : Thanks for suggestion. I will install development version. As I have too many figures to do the same job. And hope it works. I don't have windows machine to use...

Thanks for your reply.

Link to the PDF.
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/663 ... city_2.pdf

Hello everyone, I am importing a vector graphics image saved by Paraview (either as pdf, svg or eps). In all cases, I see grid lines (figure attached). I don't see this in evince (figure attached) or any pdf viewer or even Adobe Illustrator. I don't know if I am importing the figure in wrong way. I ...