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About anti-aliasing


Anti-aliasing removes the jaggies that you see on diagonal lines.


Anti-aliasing improves the quality of your images but can slow down display rate. Anti-aliasing does not increase the weight of an object but it requires processing power to smooth the jaggies. If your audience is viewing your web page on a slower computer, the objects may take a little longer to display. If your content contains animation, the anti-aliasing may slow down the playback speed.

To see the result of anti-aliasing, you must turn on anti-aliasing for the viewport and for the object.

To turn on anti-aliasing:
  1. For each object that you want anti-aliased, select the object and turn on Anti-aliasing in the Parameter Editor.
  2. Right-click the WebCam viewport and turn on Anti-aliasing.

See also:

Estimating download time

About streaming

Clipping

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