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2021-11-17 at 9:03 am #47005kiisakuParticipant
Hi, the new AO works very well but still 1 issue with anti-aliasing, although i set to MSAA-16x or FXAA it still very jaggy.
Can we fix it or make it smoother?
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You must be logged in to view attached files.2021-11-18 at 7:29 am #47028Yuri KovelenovStaff2021-11-18 at 2:17 pm #47031kiisakuParticipantthe newest version 3.9.0 pre 1
2021-12-15 at 9:29 pm #48050jhill3dCustomerHi, the new AO works very well but still 1 issue with anti-aliasing, although i set to MSAA-16x or FXAA it still very jaggy.
Can we fix it or make it smoother?
Where is this setting? In Blender?
2022-02-09 at 7:15 am #49202kiisakuParticipantany solution for this problem?
2022-02-09 at 8:22 am #49204Yuri KovelenovStaffhi,
you can try increasing the resolution with set screen scale
https://www.soft8soft.com/docs/manual/en/puzzles/System.html#set_screen_scale2022-02-16 at 2:37 pm #49422madbatCustomerSame problem for me too.
Run version 3.9.0 final.2022-02-26 at 4:02 am #49688kiisakuParticipantnothing change when i set screen scale to any number
2022-03-09 at 9:19 am #50039YorickCustomerThis has been reported by us already half a year ago:
We are desperate for a solution: it has an extremely big impact on some of our models with a lot of straight lines.
We are running the latest version and also tried out the pre release of 4.0 pre1.
Even with a pixel ratio of 2 (resulting in 3.3m pixels) it still doesn’t look good.
Attached you can find a comparison between pixel ratio 1 vs 2: equally bad.
We really NEED a fix for this. Can we please get an update about this ASAP?
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You must be logged in to view attached files.2022-03-16 at 3:42 pm #50332YorickCustomerCan we get an update on this one from the Verge3D Team?
This has been reported by us already half a year ago:
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We are desperate for a solution: it has an extremely big impact on some of our models with a lot of straight lines.
We are running the latest version and also tried out the pre release of 4.0 pre1.
Even with a pixel ratio of 2 (resulting in 3.3m pixels) it still doesn’t look good.
Attached you can find a comparison between pixel ratio 1 vs 2: equally bad.
We really NEED a fix for this. Can we please get an update about this ASAP?
2022-06-14 at 2:26 pm #53065YorickCustomerWe are still desperate for a better implementation.
Can we please get an update when this will be fixed? This has already been reported in September 2021.2022-06-14 at 7:03 pm #53067xeonCustomerWatching…hoping for a fix. Has anyone tried on 4.0 production release yet? We wont be switching to 4.0 for a few more weeks. Fingers crossed.
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Looks like 2013 graphics.2022-06-16 at 4:09 pm #53202kdvParticipantCan we … make it smoother?
try to enable SSAA to improve the picture…
SSAA 2x
app.enableSSAA(1, false);
SSAA 4x
app.enableSSAA(2, false);
p.s. but this will increase CPU/GPU load significantly. be carefull with mobile platforms )))
p.p.s. and it won’t help )))
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2022-06-21 at 6:49 am #53411dragosburianCustomerNothing helps the aliasing effect when using AO.
It is just something the Verge team will have to solve in order to keep up with the competition. -
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