Can AE's temporal accuracy limit be changed?

Question

Hello,
This is a pretty esoteric question.
I've been working on a technique that involves tracing complex motion paths at high speeds, so as to 'draw' shapes using Trapcode Particular.
But I seem to have run into a limit of how many position coordinates AE can generate per-second, so lines come out dotted rather than smooth.  I've also tried using CC Glue Gun, another plugin that emits particles, and found the same problem.
The temporal sampling seemed to top out somewhere around 31,000 samples per second. 
Since the maximin fps is 99, and the max adaptive samples per frame for motion blur is 256, it makes sense that temporal sampling beyond 25344Hz would not be considered necessary. 
Still, does anyone know if there is some specific factor that determines this limit and/or how it can be changed? 
Thanks,
Eric

Answer 1

Na, you are oversimplifying. You could ramp up the sub-frame samples to a gigazillion and it still would not work, if Particular did not emit its particles at these sub-frame increments and compensated for the actual comp frame rate. That's all it boils down to. Classical temporal aliasing/ interference vs. spatial sub-sampling paradox. I don't see your problem, though. Nothing is stopping you from producing the animations at a fraction of the target speed, rendering them and then speeding them up. It may be inconvenient and have you deal with huge intermediate render files, but it's perfectly workable. Particular even has a Physics Time Factor for your convenience....
Mylenium