I like pixels... I'm a passionate for bit squares, and i specialy don't like any kind of smoth of anti-aliasing.

However i have a problem. I'm having dirty pixels.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v298/Decinoge/clean.png
[edit][Please notice the grey pixels on the NOT CLEAN area. only white and black are used.]

I'm doin a PGraphics, and i "generate" an image there, using simple primitives.
However i have to do a scale() before i actualy paint the graphic on the screen with an image() function. That scale is what leads to my problem, because its that usefull function that is making the dirty pixels.

I could _try_ to do the image on the right scale already, in a way it wouldn't need the scale itself. But that would involve some annoying recoding, not as annoying as the dirty pixels themselfs.

My question is, is there a way for the scale() to do a simple Nearest Neighbor scale?

Also, is there a way to do that kind of scale on the whole screen (to make resizeble windows, without anti-aliasing)?

I'm using OPENGL rendering (thru the size()), but the PGraphics are done in P3D. This are not "verry" important matters, but they still annoy me very much. Specialy because Processing is a good tool to work with raw pixels, but still have this problems with images (with primitives work just wonderfully).