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edited Nov 20, 2014 at 21:25

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You tried to decrease the width of the lines to below one pixel, which is as narrow as they can getthe minimum width. In order to achieve the same effect you mustcan increase the size of the image instead.

x = RandomReal[1, 10000];
y = RandomReal[1, 10000];
Show[ImageResize[Rasterize@ListLinePlot[{Thread@{x, y}}, ImageSize -> 10000], 300], ImageSize -> 300]

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You tried to decrease the width of the lines to below one pixel, which is as narrow as they can get. In order to achieve the same effect you must increase the size of the image instead.

x = RandomReal[1, 10000];
y = RandomReal[1, 10000];
Show[ImageResize[Rasterize@ListLinePlot[{Thread@{x, y}}, ImageSize -> 10000], 300], ImageSize -> 300]

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You tried to decrease the width of the lines to below the minimum width. In order to achieve the same effect you can increase the size of the image instead.

x = RandomReal[1, 10000];
y = RandomReal[1, 10000];
Show[ImageResize[Rasterize@ListLinePlot[{Thread@{x, y}}, ImageSize -> 10000], 300], ImageSize -> 300]

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created Nov 20, 2014 at 21:14

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You tried to decrease the width of the lines to below one pixel, which is as narrow as they can get. In order to achieve the same effect you must increase the size of the image instead.

x = RandomReal[1, 10000];
y = RandomReal[1, 10000];
Show[ImageResize[Rasterize@ListLinePlot[{Thread@{x, y}}, ImageSize -> 10000], 300], ImageSize -> 300]

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