[Q] Anti-aliased connectors
Michael Latta
lattam at mac.com
Wed Dec 22 17:23:33 UTC 2004
That would make sense to me. It also is a bit too regular in the way
it applies the anti-aliasing. It still looks very jagged because of
this regularity. A true anti-aliased line would have the near by
pixels computed as an alpha based on coverage of the ideal line. You
would end up with some places in the line that had no pixels full black
(or green in your case). I think the fix for this needs to be put in
Balloon however. I may tackle it some day when it bugs me enough.
Michael
On Dec 22, 2004, at 8:56 AM, Chris Muller wrote:
>
> The anti-aliasing in Connectors 2 uses shades of gray to do the
> smoothing.
> This is great if the connector is black, but if its a different color,
> the
> anti-aliasing largely shrouds the color of the connector (in my case,
> green).
>
> It almost seems like the anti-aliasing color should be the color of the
> connector with a more-transparent alpha value rather than gray/black.
> Is this
> right?
>
> - Chris
>
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