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godly-cheese
United States67 Posts
On March 13 2012 06:19 Denda Reloaded wrote: anti-aliasing means that the colors between contrasts are mixed, so that a diagonal line for example don't looks like lego or shit. it looks smoother, if yoü wanted to know what it is. EDIT: Removed what I said, making things off-topic. | ||
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Nazeron
Canada1046 Posts
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Kznn
Brazil9072 Posts
about time. | ||
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Zealos
United Kingdom3576 Posts
Biggest missing feature atm imo. | ||
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Blasterion
China10272 Posts
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sVnteen
Germany2238 Posts
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worldsnap
Canada222 Posts
On March 13 2012 06:34 godly-cheese wrote: All anti-aliasing is just a multiplier for all your pixels are screen. So 1440x900 X2 MSAA is just forcing your graphics card to produce two times more pixels to create a softer image. What the hell? No it's not at all. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spatial_anti-aliasing | ||
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voltaic
1071 Posts
y wiki says same as me, black/white contrat is made gray so that it looks softer, your display can't show more pixels... | ||
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godly-cheese
United States67 Posts
On March 13 2012 06:39 worldsnap wrote: What the hell? No it's not at all. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spatial_anti-aliasing "Full-scene anti-aliasing by supersampling usually means that each full frame is rendered at double (2x) or quadruple (4x) the display resolution, and then down-sampled to match the display resolution." Off-topic, let's stop. Ok?  | ||
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awakenx
United States341 Posts
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worldsnap
Canada222 Posts
On March 13 2012 06:42 godly-cheese wrote: "Full-scene anti-aliasing by supersampling usually means that each full frame is rendered at double (2x) or quadruple (4x) the display resolution, and then down-sampled to match the display resolution." Off-topic, let's stop. Ok? Yeah but the meat of anti-aliasing is the part where it interpolates and then down samples, not the part where it just doubles the pixels rendered. | ||
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Gentso
United States2218 Posts
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Corrosive
Canada3741 Posts
Just to clarify, the streaming support refers to the technology of having the client already usable before all of the content of the game is downloaded. Basically you download core content and are ready to play while the rest of the content is being downloaded in the background. This is mainly interesting for players that use the Starter Edition to test the game. They won't have to wait for a long time before diving in. http://eu.battle.net/sc2/en/blog/3846689/ | ||
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HyperionDreamer
Canada1528 Posts
On March 13 2012 03:35 CeriseCherries wrote: I saw dustin browder's name and thought "oh no gold destructible rocks" I guess the communication system is a movement in the right direction.. a little bit late, but better late than never -_- This post made me lol. | ||
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BreakfastBurrito
United States893 Posts
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Lorch
Germany3690 Posts
On March 13 2012 03:37 ThatGuy89 wrote: seems pointless to me, personally. I go online to ladder, not to look through chat channels and search custom games. But there are obviously people that want it. Pretty much this, guess for those of us who are more focused on the casual features I guess. Though decent customs would make it a lot easier to practice certain matchups when none of your practice partners are online. | ||
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Lysenko
Iceland2128 Posts
On March 13 2012 06:34 godly-cheese wrote: All anti-aliasing is just a multiplier for all your pixels are screen. So 1440x900 X2 MSAA is just forcing your graphics card to produce two times more pixels to create a softer image. What you're referring to is FSAA, or "full-screen anti-aliasing." MSAA refers to a class of techniques where some surface properties are sampled only once per pixel. There are other anti-aliasing mechanisms, commonly used in offline rendering, that only increase the sample density at object edges or pixels that contain high-contrast edges, but you don't see those very much in video cards because it's simpler to implement the brute-force techniques. Also, there may be constraints on such implementations that I'm not aware of that make those approaches less desirable in real time. The goal isn't to create a softer image, it's to correctly choose pixel values where objects have partial pixel coverage or pixels include high contrast edges. Edit: It's not at all off-topic, considering that a large chunk of Dustin Browder's blog post spoke about adding anti-aliasing features to the game. | ||
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Jakkerr
Netherlands2549 Posts
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Escape
Canada306 Posts
I would love to have the bnet tournament feature, even if I have to pay for it. Shut up and take my money Blizzard. | ||
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CyDe
United States1010 Posts
Probably means the major ones are coming later on YESSSSSSSS | ||
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