OpenGL - Multisample Anti-Aliasing

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[@pravinpoudel1307]

what surprises me is why dont u have millions of subscribers and views. At least I am glad there is a person like you who works for teaching rather than views. It's such a nice video just like your other videos. Thank you and take care !!!!

[@t3v727]

Pretty helpful video. I am currently working on a 3D racing game inspired by WipeOut and naturally I thought about anti-aliasing and your video explained what happens when using MSAA with OpenGL. So thanks for that :)

[@biglittledude496]

Great video, thank you for sharing.

[@motiondesign2501]

I apreciate all that explalation thnks

[@sphericmystifiedaberration9469]

I use adaptative MSAA 8x in Fallout New Vegas, the game looks so good and runs very smooth at Ultra Settings 1080p 60 fps cap. It shades very well even the distant objects like eletricity towers. The overall image quality is still pretty clear and no brightness increase... it's like a dream, come true !

[@RandomGuyyy]

4x MSAA, the VR staple!

[@sphericmystifiedaberration9469]

I use adaptative MSAA 8x in Fallout New Vegas, the game looks so good and runs very smooth at Ultra Settings 1080p 60 fps cap. It shades very well even the distant objects like eletricity towers. The overall image quality is still pretty clear and no brightness increase... it's like a dream, come true !

[@electricity2703]

Can you make videos about graphics editor algorithms?

[@naikrovek]

"graphics editor algorithms"? what do you mean?