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[closed][closed][closed][closed][closed][closed] - JohnTravolta3242 - Aug 27, 2015 [closed][closed][closed][closed][closed][closed][closed][closed][closed][closed][closed][closed][closed][closed][closed][closed][closed][closed][closed][closed][closed][closed][closed][closed][closed][closed][closed][closed][closed] * - Wotara - Aug 29, 2015 Try making the animation in AE, then export in PNG sequence, and continue to export in PS. Here is an example I put together. http //imageshack.com/a/img537/710/o2uP6H.gif There is only so far you can go in terms of quality. * - pissedaf - Aug 29, 2015 if you are using Photoshop, you cannot. if you are using an actual 3D program and applying your avatar as a texture then you can simply add a smooth modifier on it |