M MistaPi Regular Jun 18, 2002 #1 Why does some say 4x4FSAA instead of 4xFSAA. Does not 4x4 means 16 samples?
R ram Newcomer Jun 18, 2002 #2 MistaPi said: Why does some say 4x4FSAA instead of 4xFSAA. Does not 4x4 means 16 samples? Click to expand... Yes, it does. 4x4 is anti aliasing with 16 samples placed in an ordered grid. 4X FSAA uses 4 samples and can be called 2x2 if and only if they're placed in an ordered grid.
MistaPi said: Why does some say 4x4FSAA instead of 4xFSAA. Does not 4x4 means 16 samples? Click to expand... Yes, it does. 4x4 is anti aliasing with 16 samples placed in an ordered grid. 4X FSAA uses 4 samples and can be called 2x2 if and only if they're placed in an ordered grid.
B Bambers Regular Jun 18, 2002 #3 The det2 and det3s had 4x4 FSAA for gf1 and 2 cards. Max res it would run in on my 32mb gfSDR card was 512x384x16
The det2 and det3s had 4x4 FSAA for gf1 and 2 cards. Max res it would run in on my 32mb gfSDR card was 512x384x16
