Title explains it all.
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It’s used for older, more laggy devices I believe. If you have issues with scenery defects (like random lines and stuff) turning on anti-aliasing should fix that.
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AA cleans up the sim. Making it more fine looking, and a lot cleaner, smoother looking.
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Actually I believe it’s for newer devices, older ones can’t handle it.
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I just turned it off and I see exactly what it does.
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Oh interesting. I leave it off. I use an iPad Pro and it does just fine without it on. That’s why I assumed it was for older devices. My bad.
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Nooo turn it on.
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What will it fix? I don’t encounter any issues with it off though.
noooo. That’s just the opposite of what you do! It’s for your new high-powered devices to make edges smooth and sharp. So you don’t get those rough lines near the wings
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Ohh I didn’t know that. I’ll turn it on next time I use IF.
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I will indeed.
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Just don’t turn it on on an Iphone 5 or Galaxy S4. in those Outdated devices, it’ll make you lag like crazy
Ohh ok. Turns out AA is the total opposite of what I thought it was Lol. I will let you guys know how it goes when I turn it on. This topic has definitely helped me probably just as much as Nicholas haha
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Ha lol glad it helped you.
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This sucks I can’t use it because I have iPad 2. I will try it though.
Anti-Aliasing refines unfinished/jagged/cut edges on curves of lines or diagonal lines. I made a quick edit showing the difference.
You can tell that the one with no anti-aliasing seems a bit more jagged.
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It keeps the graphics from looking like minecraft.
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I’m just waiting for someone to post that picture with the minecraft plane and the jet with AA LEL