Yeah, it appears to be a global FSAA thing. (hint-anti-alias)
doesn't do anything on my Mac, from what I tell tell on the Internets
it needs to be in the GLUT setup function. Perhaps on linux you need
both? We should try it out.
On Nov 3, 2009, at 5:32 PM, Dave Griffiths wrote:
Hi Evan,
How exactly does this work? I see it's a glut setting, but I can't get
much on it from google. Does it just turn on some global FSAA? It
doesn't seem to change anything here, how does it interact with
(hint-anti-alias)?
It might be better as a command line option rather than a build time
thing too.
cheers,
dave
On Mon, 2009-11-02 at 16:45 +0000, evan.raskob [lists] wrote:
Hi gang,
I added an option to turn on multisampling so your lines look all
non-chunky and smooth. You may or may not care about that (or be
religiously opposed to it...)
Anyway, its off by default unless you add MULTISAMPLE=1 to your scons
compilation command.
Cheers
Evan Raskob
ML Studio
4-8 Arcola Street
London E8 2DJ
United Kingdom
http://mlstudio.co.uk
http://pixelist.info
Evan Raskob
ML Studio
4-8 Arcola Street
London E8 2DJ
United Kingdom
http://mlstudio.co.uk
http://pixelist.info
