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Warp wrote:
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> Greg M. Johnson <gre### [at] my-dejanews com> wrote:
> : Say you're doing a 400 x 300. That's 1200 pixels.
> : First you shoot pixels AS IF it were a 40 x 30, where you choose by some
> : algorithm 1 pixel out of every block of 100.
> : Report the color of these pixels to the viewer as if it were ONLY a 40 x 30.
> : Now assume it's a 160 x 120, shoot 3 pixels out of every block of ....... and
> : so on......
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> How do you calculate antialiasing here?
Since the 'preview' image is not a final product, skip anti-aliasing and
save lots of computation.
++Eric
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Eric Fielding
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