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"Peter Popov" wrote:
> If the edge of red sphere on a blue background takes only 10%
> of a pixel, then this pixel will have a color of <0.1,0,0.9> .
> If you make it <1,0,0>, antialiasing will be totally useless
> as no jaggies will be reduced.
The jaggies will disappear when you view the image in a program that
supports the alpha channel. I think my post in povray.binaries.images shows
very well the advantage of the method I describe and the disadvantage of the
current method.
Rune
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