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Revision as of 08:58, 9 January 2024
Description
Anti aliasing is designed to combat the problems of aliasing. In simple terms Anti aliasing is designed to smooth out out images and make them look less pixelated, while not changing the resolution of the final image.
Overview
Media
Support
GoldSrc
| Game | FXAA | MSAA | TXAA |
|---|---|---|---|
 Half-Life |
NO | YES | NO |
Source
| Game | FXAA | MSAA | TXAA |
|---|---|---|---|
 Source 2013 |
NO | YES | NO |
 Black Mesa |
YES | NO | NO |
 Apex Legends |
NO | NO | YES |
 Counter-Strike: Global Offensive |
YES | YES | NO |
Anti aliasing in source2 games
| Game | FXAA | MSAA | TAA |
|---|---|---|---|
 Counter-Strike 2 |
N/A | YES | NO |