In the Full Scene Antialiasing section, select the Enable option.
Select Edit > Preferences > OpenGL tab ( Windows) or Animate Pro > Preferences > OpenGL tab ( Mac OS X). To use Full Scene Antialiasing do the following: 1. You can change the value of the Full Scene Antialiasing using the Preferences dialog box to fit the current level used in the Camera or Drawing view. This option lets you see smooth lines as you draw as well as an antialiased drawing area. This preference can be turned on or off, Full Scene Antialiasing preference is disabled by default. This antialiasing will not only antialias your drawings but all your different views in the interface. The Full Scene Antialiasing is generated by your computer’s graphic card it provides a smooth line display in OpenGL. Not sure what the issue or fix is here - but its a common problem for myself and others i work with.Full Scene Antialiasing Preference in the OpenGL tab Animate pro 2 shows as multiple instances in the task bar and needs multiple clicks to get all panels back on screen.Īlso - it not consistant - sometimes the library will regain focus, othertimes i can see its there but a browser window (or whatever) will still be sitting on top of it.Īlso - a regular problem i find is that with some detached panels they dont regain focus on the screen when clicked on - ie: i can see a detached timeline panel showing from under a browser window - i click on the timeline in an attempt to bring it forward and on top of the browser window but it doesnt work - i need to minimise the browser window to get to the timeline. I also have the same arrangement with after effects (which is what im usually jumping back and forth to) - after effects ALWAYS brings up all my detached panels with a single click on the task bar icon, and the icon shows as a single instance in the task bar. I have the same problem outlined above with animate pro 2 spread over multiple screens with multiple panels
Just to chime in here - Im not an IT guy or anything but in my experience im not sure thats entirely the case. " it’s the native behaviour of the operating system that determines how it behaves."
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