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Log_a_Frog's avatar
Log_a_Frog
Heroic Explorer
8 years ago

Question.. What is that line that looks like it is moving up and down on usually bright/white edging

What is that sort of fliker,line moving on edgeing technically called?
I think this is what kinda ruins the VR experience for me and I want to know what they are doing to correct it. 

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  • Orodreth16's avatar
    Orodreth16
    Expert Protege
    8 years ago
    Hmm, I think what you mean is aliasing.
    What you can do against it are techniques called anti-aliasing.
    One of the most efficient but very costly techniques is supersampling.
    There are also others that are not so hardware-hungry like MSAA or FXAA. Unfortunately that's already where my knowledge ends. But maybe I delivered some words to throw into google ;-)

    Edit: if you're looking for some in-depth information on the topic, this seems to be a good source: https://www.beyond3d.com/content/articles/122/1
  • Log_a_Frog's avatar
    Log_a_Frog
    Heroic Explorer
    8 years ago

    Orodreth86 said:

    Hmm, I think what you mean is aliasing.
    What you can do against it are techniques called anti-aliasing.
    One of the most efficient but very costly techniques is supersampling.
    There are also others that are not so hardware-hungry like MSAA or FXAA. Unfortunately that's already where my knowledge ends. But maybe I delivered some words to throw into google ;-)

    Edit: if you're looking for some in-depth information on the topic, this seems to be a good source: https://www.beyond3d.com/content/articles/122/1


    Ok