They appeared to have no bleed-through, but they wouldn't recolor. So, I went ahead with what was working. Taking a variation on your suggestion, I was isolating the part of the path that drew the outline and placing it before the path that drew the image with a color of #f9f9f9. This worked for most pieces. For the Ferz, I couldn't isolate the path due to it relying on m rather than M too much, as it is easier to isolate segments of a path when it is using absolute values. I tried the same thing with the Pawn, but it didn't work. Instead of drawing an outline and carving out sections, it was drawing the right side as a single path then drawing the left side as a single path. So, I couldn't isolate any part of the path for drawing the outline. At this point, every piece is recoloring without bleed-through except for the Pawn.
They appeared to have no bleed-through, but they wouldn't recolor. So, I went ahead with what was working. Taking a variation on your suggestion, I was isolating the part of the path that drew the outline and placing it before the path that drew the image with a color of #f9f9f9. This worked for most pieces. For the Ferz, I couldn't isolate the path due to it relying on
mrather thanMtoo much, as it is easier to isolate segments of a path when it is using absolute values. I tried the same thing with the Pawn, but it didn't work. Instead of drawing an outline and carving out sections, it was drawing the right side as a single path then drawing the left side as a single path. So, I couldn't isolate any part of the path for drawing the outline. At this point, every piece is recoloring without bleed-through except for the Pawn.