Hi Zhuwan, I am not aware of any changes that would introduce a regression in anti-aliasing, perhaps rather than a bug you have confused the set up of aliasing.
The OSG by default does not enable anti-aliasing, this applies to 3.2 the same with all previous OSG releases. So running the osgviewer with cow.osg and without the OpenGL driver overrding to switch on anti-aliasing you should see no anti-aliasing in any OSG version. To enable antialising you have to set the Traits::samples and sampleBuffers values when setting up the GraphicsContext. You can set the default via the OSG_MULTI_SAMPLES env var, or via the command line i.e. osgviewer cow.osg --samples 4 I have just tried this on my OSG svn/trunk + Linux/NVidia system and it works just fine. If there has been a difference in behaviour then it'll likely be down to the OpenGL driver playing games with auto-detecting the software that is running and choosing defaults. This does happen, but I haven't heard this happening to osgviewer yet. Robert. On 10 September 2013 14:00, webmaster <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi all, > I boughted two NV GTX760 4G DDR5 3D cards,and make them SLI > successfully,and also tested many other type 3d cards,seems in OSG 3.2's > viewer window can't do any antalis,the attached snap shot is the NV display > set,and the runtime snap of "osgviewer.exe cow.osg"! > Even in single 3d card mode,and tried many NV 3d display card,still is > zigzaged,and the previouse version of osg which is before 3.2 can do anti > alias correctly! > anyone know why? > Thanks > > zhuwan > 09,10,2013 > > > _______________________________________________ > osg-users mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.openscenegraph.org/listinfo.cgi/osg-users-openscenegraph.org > >
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