Hi Robert,
 
    Before trying --samples 16,already tried --samples 4,and the result is the 
same,and when double GTX 760 SLI the up limited anti alias level is SLI 64X,so 
is not exceeded,the current NV driver version is 320.49 WHQL,The NV driver's 
quality is very good,so we never used any ati cards!
 
    thanks
 
   zhuwan
 
09,10,2013



在2013-9-10 21:33:20,"Robert Osfield" <[email protected]> 写道: 
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发件人: "Robert Osfield" <[email protected]>
发送时间: 2013-9-10 21:33:20
收件人: "OpenSceneGraph Users" <[email protected]>
主题: Re: [osg-users] This is a new BUG which is introduced by OSG3.2?


Hi Zhuwan,


I don't user Windows so can't comment on the specifics of this platform, for 
this I will have to defer to other Windows users.


The one thing I would add is that you --samples value is excessive, try 
reducing it down.  Also with the driver try setting it so it allows the 
application to set the anti-aliasing setting rather than override it, then run 
osgviewer with the command line I suggested.

Robert.




On 10 September 2013 14:28, webmaster <[email protected]> wrote:

hello robert,
 
  Before snapped the picture and run "osgviewer cow.osg ", already set the NV 
driver to force antialias and replace all the programm setting,and now  just 
tried following .bat file:
  cd ./bin
  osgviewer --window 600 15 800 800 cow.osg --samples 16
  pause
 this is according your suggestion,and the result is still no anti alias 
effects.
 we running in windows 7 ultimate x64 version
 so in these days we tried many different NV 3d cards and different version 
drivers,and the problem is still!
 This problem confused us many days,so psot it to maillist!
 
 Thanks

 zhuwan
 
09,10,2013

在2013-9-10 21:14:31,"Robert Osfield" <[email protected]> 写道: 
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发送时间: 2013-9-10 21:14:31
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主题: Re: [osg-users] This is a new BUG which is introduced by OSG3.2?



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



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