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st33d God Member Offline Posts: 666

Anti-Aliasing for Dummies Jun 26th, 2007, 12:43am   Since I can't do this... Code: import processing.opengl.*; void setup(){ size(200,200,OPENGL); smooth(); background(100); // Comment out next line for rubbishy pixelated goodness noStroke(); ellipse(10,10,100,100); } ..with smooth() and noStroke() in OPENGL, how would I go about getting an anti-aliased look to a noStroke() OPENGL sketch? (I would have searched the board but my internet is totally screwed - takes 3mins to download Google main page.)

sansumbrella Ex Member	Re: Anti-Aliasing for Dummies Reply #1 - Jun 26th, 2007, 2:41am   Read through the earlier discussion about how to do this, and here is the easy solution. Just replace your opengl.jar file in the library with this one from Marius Wats: http://workshop.evolutionzone.com/2007/04/30/hack-force-opengl-anti-aliasing-in-processing/

st33d God Member Offline Posts: 666	Re: Anti-Aliasing for Dummies Reply #2 - Jun 26th, 2007, 8:37pm   Thanks that worked a treat. I'm using it for game graphics, so I'm not to worried about the refresh. I wonder though - I assume the refresh happens on any instance of an opengl graphics object, not just the main stage right (because you'd all be pretty dumb if you hadn't thought of it)?