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From: Mikey <im...@be...> - 2005-08-05 06:58:34
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Does that mean we need to create a new type of style that's for the entire scene displayed in the window/full-screen? Or should this be a draw context flag? On 5-Aug-2005, at 2:15 AM, James W. Walker wrote: > On Jul 31, 2005, at 4:13 PM, Mikey wrote: > >> The technote also suggests that since multisampling eats up VRAM, >> it should be something that the user should have control over, so >> if we were to put this in Quesa, we may want to consider tying it >> into the quality setting in the TQ3AntiAliasStyleData structure. > > Actually, it does not make sense to me that full-screen > antialiasing was put into the antialias style. A style object is > supposed to be something that can apply to just part of a scene, > but full-screen antialiasing applies, well, to the full screen. |