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Subject: Re: [AE] 3D shape layer not as crisp as 2D version
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> scale up your vectors before import.

This workaround has always seemed to me a clumsy hack. We really ought
to have an interpret footage dialogue for vector assets where we can
specify what resolution we want for the artwork if we're not going to
continually rasterize.