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What is this grapics lines called?

Started by Farabi, January 29, 2012, 05:44:19 AM

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Farabi

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sinsi

Looks like aliasing, can you switch antialiasing on in opengl?
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Farabi

Quote from: sinsi on January 29, 2012, 06:13:36 AM
Looks like aliasing, can you switch antialiasing on in opengl?

Yes I can.

Did not aliasing is jagged on the line? That "aliasing" is Appear each time I enlarge the models too big.
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Tedd

I'm not sure anti-aliasing would help much, you'd just get smooth lines instead.
I'd suggest mip-mapping the texture - this creates resized versions of the texture for use at different detail levels.
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baltoro

ONAN-FARABI,
I'm not familiar with Open-GL,...but, in DirectX, that graphic element would be a texture.
Textures are loaded into memory and then painted onto a 3D surface.
Textures can come in a variety of formats.
...I'm assuming that Open-GL has something similar to a texture,...
Open-GL Texture Tutorial
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vanjast

Those black lines would be the background ! if your screen in RGB type.

So it's either white lines drawn on a back background, or as Baltoro says a texture or DDS (Direct Draw Surface) with that region masked out.
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