From: Todd Kopriva <kopriva@adobe.com>
To: "After Effects Mail List (AE-List@media-motion.tv)"
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Date: Fri, 11 Oct 2013 12:49:03 -0700
Subject: More Accurate option for Antialiasing for EPS/AI files
Thread-Topic: More Accurate option for Antialiasing for EPS/AI files
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I recall a few months back that someone on this list had a problem with "ji=
ttery" Illustrator assets in an After Effects animation, and that problem w=
as "fixed" by switching the Antialiasing option from Faster to More Accurat=
e in the EPS Options dialog box (accessed by clicking More Options in the I=
nterpret Footage dialog box).

This is surprising to some of the folks who work on the code here at the pl=
abt, since that option should only help in cases in which gradients are bei=
ng faked in an AI/EPS file in a way that occurred in such files from 1997 a=
nd earlier.

We'd really like to get a copy of any project (and relevant AI/EPS footage)=
 in which switching the option from Faster to More Accurate helps. If this =
option is doing anything useful for assets created this millennium, then it=
's a sign of a bug.

So, if you _ever_ in the past decade have switched this option and found it=
 useful to do so, let us know.

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Todd Kopriva
After Effects quality engineering
kopriva@adobe.com
206.675.7931
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