[Richard Gabinet]

I followed Mark’s advise and started by rasterizing the GMC logo to 300 dpi in Illustrator. The logo then played properly, however it was still pixelated – because the original was very small relative to the Motion canvas size. So then I sized it up to the actual finished size (so no scaling was required in Motion) and that did the trick.

Then I went back and scaled a vector version to 100 percent as well and to my surprise it worked!

I’m not sure if I was just lucky or if there’s a relationship of Motion scaling these vector objects on the fly that was causing the problem.

On a related note, I recall that a CPU/Graphics processor has to work much harder moving and object “left-to-right” versus “right-to-left” or the other way around. I wondering if that principle was possibly causing the problem.

You can see the finished piece here: https://youtu.be/WOTMQMsnYag

Mark, thanks for your assistance on this. It’s great to learn from a Pro.

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[Richard Gabinet]

Thanks Mark.

Fixed Resolution was clicked “Off” already on all the logos. So I went and clicked Fixed Resolution “On” for each and the breaking up was resolved. However logos are now all pixelated. Yikes!

Here’s the results: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JLDzekbyaQs

Are you suggesting that rendering the same project file on another computer with a different graphics card could resolve the problem?

Cheers,
Richard

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