A way to remove Anti Ailasing?

[jcsix694]

Hey! Just wondering if theres a way to turn this off? I have MSAA set to off (0x) But there is still a slight antialising going on.

When I go into Frame Buffer and disable 'Emulate Frame Buffer', I get the look I am after. Do you have any suggestions?

I've only just started to use GlideN64, I used to use the default pluging. I only need this to take screenshots and cut out the backgroud, but with GlideN64 theres some Ani Aliasing going on which adds it on the model (And it looks really strange when the background is removed).

[Jj0YzL5nvJ]

--set Video-GLideN64[MultiSampling]=0 --set Video-GLideN64[FXAA]=False --set Video-GLideN64[bilinearMode]=False --set Video-GLideN64[EnableHybridFilter]=False

[gonetz]

It is not AA. The rendering image is seldom the same as the output one, because Video Interface (VI) usually scales rendering image before sending it to TV. Scaling adds this blurring. VI is not emulated when frame buffer emulation is off.
Hybrid filter is a way to reduce the artifacts of scaling, so I don't why @Jj0YzL5nvJ advises to disable it.
bilinearMode option switches between N64 3point bilinear filtering and 4point standard one. Setting it to False just enables N64 3point bilinear.

[Jj0YzL5nvJ]

Hybrid filter is a way to reduce the artifacts of scaling, so I don't why @Jj0YzL5nvJ advises to disable it.

To avoid "nearest-neighbor interpolation" with the background... hybrid filter can generate artifacts with black and red colours.

I only need this to take screenshots and cut out the backgroud

[jcsix694]

It is not AA. The rendering image is seldom the same as the output one, because Video Interface (VI) usually scales rendering image before sending it to TV. Scaling adds this blurring. VI is not emulated when frame buffer emulation is off.
Hybrid filter is a way to reduce the artifacts of scaling, so I don't why @Jj0YzL5nvJ advises to disable it.
bilinearMode option switches between N64 3point bilinear filtering and 4point standard one. Setting it to False just enables N64 3point bilinear.

Hybrid filter? Where is this?

[jcsix694]

Sorry it's been awhile!

@Jj0YzL5nvJ where would I put what you sent over? I've tried messing with the settings and can seem to remove it unless I untick emulate framebuffer, which different graphical bugs occur

[jcsix694]

@Jj0YzL5nvJ Ah right! Im currently using PJ64 2.3.2 so I wouldnt of known about this. Any way to do that on that emulator too?

Sorry for the questions!

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[oddMLan]

First make sure you're using the latest version of GLideN64 from the Releases section
Either Project64-Qt (x86) or Project64-WTL (x86) are fine. Qt has more features atm.
in GLideN64.ini set generalEmulation\enableHybridFilter=1 to 0 and save.

[jcsix694]

@oddMLan Just done this and still getting the same results. Is there anything midding??

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[oddMLan]

@oddMLan Just done this and still getting the same results. Is there anything midding??

Then that means the game resizes the screen by itself. Sorry. Disabling Framebuffer gets rid of the AA because it disables all Framebuffer operations, including those that resize the screen.

[Jj0YzL5nvJ]

ata4/angrylion-rdp-plus#75