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I'm animating a circle in Motion. I'm using the Sequence Replicator and the Scale setting to make the circles become larger towards the end. When I do that however, the circles get blurry, much like if I would use a pixel graphic rather than a circle from Motion. Does anyone know how I can prevent that from happening?
I would have assumed the circles stay crisp and sharp no matter what scale they're applied to. (Preserve scale is ticked on)

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This effect occurs if the cell is screened as bitmap. It should be able to avoid it if you activate 3D Rasterization. Click the "3D" checkbox in the Replicator Controls.

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Sure, here's the example. I was trying to make a WIFI-Signal animation. Replicator Example – Zettt May 9 '12 at 13:30
Ah, i see. I slightly missunderstood your description. So i've changed my answer. – DoktorHauser May 11 '12 at 15:08
That's it! Thanks a ton! – Zettt May 11 '12 at 17:43

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