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On Thu, 10 Dec 1998 15:09:47 -0500, Nathan Kopp <Nat### [at] Koppcom>
wrote:
>Here's the solution that I use: I render the image at much higher resolution
>than I intend to use, with antialiasing turned OFF. Then I open it in a paint
>program that handles transparancy (I use Paint Shop Pro 5). Next, I remove the
>background color, then resize the image down to the size I want. PSP does a
>good job resampling, so you get the effect of antialiasing but the edges
>antialias to the alpha channel instead of to black.
>
>-Nathan
Good tip, though not very effective for complex images. You can render
with alpha channel and then fix it in PSP. A mild blur followed by a
high contrast + low brightness correction will shrink the alpha
channel by about a pixel, which is acceptable for 800x600 and better..
Peter
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