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Ahh I see. Good to know. Thanks for the response!
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Thanks Carl! This worked great. I actually noticed that when I uncheck "Export document as texture" option, it then allows me to scale up symbols to any percentage I want. Even greater than there original size with degradation. I noticed it doesn't save the symbol as an image as soon as that option is unchecked. I've worked with Animate a couple of years back and do not remember that setting in their first release as "Animate". Do you know the benefit of that setting? Thanks!
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Yes, I do not believe it's GSAP actually. I noticed in another file that Animate was saving objects I've drawn as PNGs, so it must be animating them instead of a vector object. I've attached an example of two circles. One is animated via the timeline, the other is scaled using GSAP (the one that gets pixelated). There has to be a setting in Animate that I can shut off to stop it from doing so, or I'm going to have to make every object at full size then scale down to starting position. Animate Scale.zip
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Thank you for the reply. I should have clarified that I was referring to objects drawn directly in Animate. Not bitmaps or other imported assets. For example, if I create a small circle in Animate and convert to a movie clip, then choose to scale it using scaleX and scaleY, it becomes extremely pixelated. I'm just having trouble figuring out why that is.
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Hi all, I've been using GSAP for awhile now, but am new to using Adobe Animate with GSAP. This is probably a simple question, but I can't seem to find out why scaling up objects in Adobe Animate using GSAP causes those elements to become extremely pixelated. Is there some kind of setting I am missing in Animate? Thanks!