hello, if you use a nvidia GPU, you can set antialiasing on the rendering using a FSAA message to gemwin (see gemwin help), before window creation. if you use nvidia or amd gpu, you can force the antialiasing using drivers configuration tools (if available on your os) whatever gpu you are using, you can set per primitive antialiasing using the polygon_smooth object after a gemhead
on my experience, this last option can be slower than the 1st one. cheers c Le 26/02/2013 22:25, jamal crawford a écrit :
hi list i found this picture http://daimi.au.dk/~vectral/html_gallery_1/pics/Image_00227.jpg which is done in max/jitter on osx and i wonder how do you get them "soft" edges/lines on them "boxes", if its possible at all. when I create a cube or any other 3d object it has that "grainy" look. Does it have anything to do with the OS/hardware its been running on? best regards ./jc
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