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From: Joe Angell <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: Toggeling AA on Backgrounds .
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> How about the possibility of turning of Anti Aliasing for background
> pictures . If you use a previously made animation as background and
> only the new objects must be Antialiased the background also get
> Antialiased and so taking alot of time where it is not necessary .
>
> Maybe a new feature for a future LW release ? :-)

There was a LWPro about this...  it only scans the entire image to see
what should be anti-aliased, which thus makes it look white in the
preview.  While actaully anti-aliasing, it just quickly redraws the BG
image.  Still takes a bit of time, but not too bad.  Unless you're doing
1000 frames on a tight timeline...

-- Joe
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