Help! multisampling on a second camera

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MegaByte

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Posted: 2nd Nov 2010 20:44 Edited at: 3rd Nov 2010 01:03

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It doesn't seem to work.

when using "Set camera to image", the image is not multisampled/anti-aliased when reading from any camera other than 0

(Camera 0 is correctly multisampled, both in the main viewport and in a pasted image)

Am I doing something wrong? Any work-arounds?

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Mage

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Posted: 3rd Nov 2010 00:09

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I'm not entirely sure what you mean by 'Multisampled'.
Specificly in what way is the additional Camera not multisampled? When the camera image is mapped to an object? The contents appearing inside the camera?

Try this:
SET OBJECT FILTER

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MegaByte

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Posted: 3rd Nov 2010 00:56

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I mean it isn't anti-aliased. When using:

set display width,height,colors,vsync,AA,multimonitor support

The "AA" part only seems to apply to camera 0

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Posted: 3rd Nov 2010 15:34

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IIRC, the AA part only applies to the display, which normally is just camera 0, but can be any other camera you allow to display too.

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Posted: 29th Nov 2010 14:59

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hi IanM
I am displayed with "Screen fps : 64".
I use SyncRate30.
Am I wrong?
Is this a bug?
It occurs when I use a camera command.

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rem test.  camera command & fps
autocam on
make object cube 1,10

ang#=0
sync on
sync rate 30

do
  set cursor 0,0
  print "ESC-key to end , up-key down-key"
  print "screen fps "+str$(screen fps())


  print "camera position x:";camera position x()
  print "camera position y:";camera position y()
  print "camera position z:";camera position z()

  print "object x: ";object position x(1)
  print "object y: ";object position y(1)
  print "object z: ";object position z(1)

  print "object sizex:";object size x(1)
  print "object sizey:";object size y(1)
  print "object sizez:";object size z(1)


  print "object ang# ";ang#


  YROTATE OBJECT 1, ang#
  ang#=ang#+1
  if ang#>360 then ang#=0

  if upkey()=1   then move camera 0.1
  if downkey()=1 then move camera -0.1

  sync
loop

end

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