How do I reduce the aliasing effect on images? Why are child components in LazyForEach destroyed when they slide out of the visible area? How do I implement multi-line input? Does the Text component support setting font styles by segment? How do I change the font color for the sta...
How do I reduce the aliasing effect on images? Why are child components in LazyForEach destroyed when they slide out of the visible area? How do I implement multi-line input? Does the Text component support setting font styles by segment? How do I change the font color for the sta...
computations. “But that’s silly — who ever does magnification or subpixel computations?” Well, magnification is used more than you think. In addition to the obvious things like zooming in/out, it’s also used in printing (since printers are 300dpi but the screen is usually much lower ...
sure love to see the tools get better about this stuff, so that I never have to initialize something I don't really use, and so that I'm always warned when I use something that's not initialized explicitly (i.e. not just because some non-spec default initialization happened to occ...
And as mentioned, this is due to the alignment which (most likely) causes false aliasing stalls in the processor load/store units. However, in order for false aliasing to occur, there must be a large enough stride between the datasets. This is why you don't see this in region 3. ...
Impeller defers antialiasing to pass resolve time, and so AA shouldn't be a concern. As Jonah mentioned, for all convex fills, we're adding specialized paths that don't involve running a generic tessellation algorithm. Concave paths is where "stencil then cover" shines. In the ideal case,...
In a static picture, aliasing is visible on the boundaries of objects, polygons – anywhere, where there is a sharp contour. If a screen has a high resolution, then in statics, aliasing does not bring much discomfort. So, in many PC games, it is not given enough attention. However, in...
sure love to see the tools get better about this stuff, so that I never have to initialize something I don't really use, and so that I'm always warned when I use something that's not initialized explicitly (i.e. not just because some non-spec default initialization happened to o...
sure love to see the tools get better about this stuff, so that I never have to initialize something I don't really use, and so that I'm always warned when I use something that's not initialized explicitly (i.e. not just because some non-spec default initialization happened to occ...
For me, the aliasing using case sits somewhere between this case and the used variable case. Anonymous January 25, 2010 It sounds like the problem in your example is that the sample code includes system.linq and system.text for some reason, even though I'm not using either. If I have...