Is there anything more modern than SMAA? I want an anti aliasing solution that has a small performance and memory footprint but actually looks good unlike FXAA.I want to play games in VR but standard multi sampling anti aliasing doesn't fulfill the high

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Anonymous 08/22/18 (Wed) 19:55:06 86e185 No.15340263

Is there anything more modern than SMAA? I want an anti aliasing solution that has a small performance and memory footprint but actually looks good unlike FXAA.

I want to play games in VR but standard multi sampling anti aliasing doesn't fulfill the high resolution and low latency requirements of VR.

Anonymous 08/23/18 (Thu) 02:24:00 f6cd4f No.15342159

come on I know there's at least one person on /v/ who's really autistic about anti-aliasing filtering.

Anonymous 08/23/18 (Thu) 02:27:00 a37fb6 No.15342176

>>15340263

To my knowledge everything that has been tried that's better than SMAA has impact on performance at such a level that the quality isn't worth it.

Anonymous 08/23/18 (Thu) 04:16:06 f6cd4f No.15342644

>>15342176

Thanks, feels weird to know that the industry seems to consider this problem solved yet most games have yet to catch up and implement this (open source) solution.

Anonymous 08/23/18 (Thu) 09:41:21 b1da42 No.15343803

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Where did

>FXAA looks bad

meme even came from?

It looks good and has zero impact on performance.

Anonymous 08/23/18 (Thu) 11:21:57 f6cd4f No.15343970

>>15343803

Because it does? On complex scenes it may as well be a blur filter over the whole image, and in motion is even worse because it does nothing to prevent pixel flickering because of lost subpixel data.

Anonymous 08/23/18 (Thu) 16:19:30 f84e3b No.15344711

https://pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/Glossary:Anti-aliasing_(AA)