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Correct answer Rick Gerard

Your composition panel is magnified 400%, so you are looking at magnified pixels. Set the Composition Panel Magnification Ratio to 100%, and the pixels will not be visible. There is nothing wrong. 

 

If you open the Illustrator file in Illustrator, turn on pixel preview, and set the magnification to 400%, it will look exactly like the image you see in After Effects.

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Community Expert
October 4, 2022

Si pones el factor de zoom al 100%, activas el Continuously Rasterize y luego ajustas la escala de la capa más grande o más pequeña, no se va a pixelar. Pero no pongas el factor de zoom a más de 100% porque eso hace que cualquier elemento se pixele en el panel de composición de After Effects.

Byron.
omar5DC2Author
Inspiring
October 4, 2022

I'll try that, thanks 🙏

Rick GerardCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
Community Expert
October 5, 2022

Your composition panel is magnified 400%, so you are looking at magnified pixels. Set the Composition Panel Magnification Ratio to 100%, and the pixels will not be visible. There is nothing wrong. 

 

If you open the Illustrator file in Illustrator, turn on pixel preview, and set the magnification to 400%, it will look exactly like the image you see in After Effects.

Community Expert
October 4, 2022

Si tienes activado el Continuously Rasterize, entonces pon el factor de zoom al 100% y así es como debería verse bien, no al 400% como lo tienes en tu captura de pantalla.

Byron.
omar5DC2Author
Inspiring
October 4, 2022

But i need to scale it up and down and I'll still be blurry 

Community Expert
October 4, 2022

Asegúrate de activar la Rasterización Continua (Continuously Rasterize) en los Layers que son vectores de Illustrator:

 

Byron.
omar5DC2Author
Inspiring
October 4, 2022

Thanks for replying, it is turned on

omar5DC2Author
Inspiring
October 4, 2022

 Ai saving settings