Unity 4.2 supports anti-aliasing on render targets

There should be a line at the top of OVRCamera that looks like:

// #define MSAA_ENABLED

you'll want to comment it out.

As previously noted though, there are significant issues with it right now. In first law I've noticed tons of rendering errors that will need to be sorted out before I can enable it in the game.

"rje" wrote:
There should be a line at the top of OVRCamera that looks like:

// #define MSAA_ENABLED
you'll want to comment it out.

That line is actually from the old Ovrcamera.cs file from January- Make sure to get the new ones!..
To be honest, I'm cool with ditching dynamic lights and shadows for proper msaa if this noticeably works..

The baking in unity is plenty to work with in my case.

AG

Just got it working -

Here's a before and after.. (I can actually read my HUD now!!! :D)



A round of drinks for Team Oculus please!

AG

I'm getting this error after updating... any ideas?

Assets/OVR/Scripts/OVRCamera.cs(112,39): error CS1061: Type `UnityEngine.RenderTexture' does not contain a definition for `antiAliasing' and no extension method `antiAliasing' of type `UnityEngine.RenderTexture' could be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?)



// Use MSAA settings in QualitySettings for new RenderTexture
CameraTexture.antiAliasing = QualitySettings.antiAliasing;
}
}

"HeadTrip" wrote:
I'm getting this error after updating... any ideas?

Assets/OVR/Scripts/OVRCamera.cs(112,39): error CS1061: Type `UnityEngine.RenderTexture' does not contain a definition for `antiAliasing' and no extension method `antiAliasing' of type `UnityEngine.RenderTexture' could be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?)

I got that using version 0.24 of the Oculus library before I updated Unity to 4.2. I assume you've updated the Oculus lib and have not updated Unity to 4.2.

That looks great, antigravity! Are both screenshots taken at 1280x800?

Wondering how you got it working -- I saw that the CameraTextureScale was supposed to draw its value from DistortionScale() but it seems to be commented out and doesn't work when uncommented. Did you go a different route?

"HeadTrip" wrote:
I'm getting this error after updating... any ideas?

Assets/OVR/Scripts/OVRCamera.cs(112,39): error CS1061: Type `UnityEngine.RenderTexture' does not contain a definition for `antiAliasing' and no extension method `antiAliasing' of type `UnityEngine.RenderTexture' could be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?)



// Use MSAA settings in QualitySettings for new RenderTexture
CameraTexture.antiAliasing = QualitySettings.antiAliasing;
}
}

Ya, you gotta upgrade unity to 4.2!

best,
AG

"drash" wrote:
That looks great, antigravity! Are both screenshots taken at 1280x800?

yep! well actually way less as it's a small crop of the 1280 corner.

"drash" wrote:
Wondering how you got it working -- I saw that the CameraTextureScale was supposed to draw its value from DistortionScale() but it seems to be commented out and doesn't work when uncommented. Did you go a different route?

Hmm, make sure you're using the 0.2.4 SDK, axe your old cameras, bring in the new ones, and adjust line 41 of OVRCamera.cs

"private float CameraTextureScale = 1.0f;"

Thank you folks, that did it! I thought I was up to date.. :oops:

Does this make deferred rendering more viable? I have gotten kind of spoiled and going back to forward rendering for rift development has been a nuisance.