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I've been having this problem for over a month now, and I cannot find a fix. At first I thought it was a Scratch change, but I talked to other people and it's only a problem that I've been having. It's been ruining my progress on a game, as I'd usually convert the costumes from vector to bitmap, to make the sprites look pixelated, which is the art style. I don't want to work using the bitmap editor, as the vector editor is the one that I've been using the entire time, and would make the game look off. I'm hoping there is a fix.

I mean, I would be surprised if vector was used all the time since you would have to click the convert button.
Anyway, you mean like this?

Yes, I do mean like that. Originally, it would be aliased which was what I wanted. Now it uses anti-aliasing, and I can't seem to revert it back.

JACEISGOODPRO wrote:

Yes, I do mean like that. Originally, it would be aliased which was what I wanted. Now it uses anti-aliasing, and I can't seem to revert it back.

Oh wait, do you mean this?

Also, nvm about the converting thing because I thought the default was still bitmap (for context in Scratch 1.x, there was only bitmap, then 2.0 added vector but it wasn't the default until 3.0).

Yeah, that's what I meant. When I convert the costume from vector to bitmap, it turns on anti-aliasing, where as before it was off.