On Jun 9, 2011, at 7:10 PM, Graham Cox wrote:
On further investigation, it seems as if the problem is not in the rendering
of the text into the offscreen bitmap context, but the later scaling down of
that image in a CALayer.
On the Mac, when I set the layer's minificationFilter property
On Jun 7, 2011, at 4:56 PM, Graham Cox wrote:
I'm rendering text into a bitmap image context (in fact just a single letter,
with a small drop-shadow). I am unable to get this text to be drawn
anti-aliased, despite turning on all the shoulds and allows that pertain to
this. Is anti-aliasing
On 10/06/2011, at 3:24 AM, David Duncan wrote:
I imagine what you are expecting is LCD antialiasing, which I am fairly
certain is not done on iOS. You should still get standard antialiasing
however.
No, I appreciate I'm not going to get that. But rendering the text offscreen
with the code
On further investigation, it seems as if the problem is not in the rendering of
the text into the offscreen bitmap context, but the later scaling down of that
image in a CALayer.
On the Mac, when I set the layer's minificationFilter property to trilinear,
that produces nice results, but on
I'm rendering text into a bitmap image context (in fact just a single letter,
with a small drop-shadow). I am unable to get this text to be drawn
anti-aliased, despite turning on all the shoulds and allows that pertain to
this. Is anti-aliasing supported in a bitmap context on iOS? It seems to
