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Re: Is there any way we can turn on the anti aliasing features?

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Tanvir,

Your models give crisp and sharp objects in the 3D preview.
When I render an image in high quality, the result is also excellent.
I can't see any jagged lines.

However, the images for the textures have been badly chosen. The wood textures are far too big (2487x1500 pixels) and may cause problems. I propose you reduce these images to approx. 512x512 pixels. On the other hand, some of the other images are too small, e.g. the blanket on the left bed.

I hope this answers your question.

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Re: Is there any way we can turn on the anti aliasing features?

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You are right it gives excellent result if you do rendering in in high quality. but I want it with out rendering! in the 3D preview. I will make all my texture image 512X512. in the 3d preview it shows the Jagged lines. how can I solve that.
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Re: Is there any way we can turn on the anti aliasing features?

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Tanvir,

pre·view
   [font=courier new]/ˈpriˌvyu/
[pree-vyoo[/font] ]
–noun
1. an earlier or previous view.
2. an advance showing of a motion picture, play, etc., before its public opening.
3. an advance showing of brief scenes in a motion picture, television show, etc., for purposes of advertisement.
4. anything that gives an advance idea or impression of something to come.

@4: That means that a high quality rendering is meant to be high quality. A preview is a preview and may be low(er) quality. That includes jagged lines.

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Re: Is there any way we can turn on the anti aliasing features?

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Nicely explained! Thank you! it explains it all!
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