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FAQ: HPS Anti-Aliasing
FAQ: HPS Anti-Aliasing
Michael Merrifield
Anti-Aliasing in HPS
Anti-aliasing refers to a series of techniques used to improve the appearance of geometry with jagged edges, while rendering a picture. Using anti-aliasing in a scene allows for smoother results, while incurring a performance penalty.
Learn more about anti-aliasing in our forum post.
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