scatterplot points cut in half

I'm making a scatterplot and some of the data points are cut in half(eg. become a semicircle) when I use the saveas function to save it as an image (png, jpg etc) but the points are normal when I save it as a figure and I can save it from the figure properly. ie. the points don't get cut in half. Does anyone know how to stop this from happening?

[KALYAN ACHARJYA]

Share images(Display and Save both)

[Kulan Sinclair]

I attached a screenshot of the portion of the image where the issue is occurring, I can't share the whole image or figure due to confidentiality.

[Walter Roberson]

Odd, that almost looks like it is creating "tiles" and that the tiles are misaligned.

[Image Analyst]

Can you at least upload a small subset of the (x,y) coordinates so we can try some things? Make sure your scatter() with that data demonstrates the problem. But scatter() does not put lines, I don't think, so were those lines there before? Did you use plot() to put up the lines, then scatter() to put markers on top of the lines? Or did you use plot() instead of scatter() to plot both the markers and the lines?

Answer 1

[OCDER]

I used to have issues like this too. Try print to save the image instead, and use painters renderer.

print(gcf, 'figure_name.png', '-dpng', '-r300', '-painters')

[Kulan Sinclair]

This appears to work, Thanks mate.