"Core: The ‘antialias’ setting in the ‘config.lua’ file is now ignored. Antialiasing is now always disabled due to lack of consistent support and graphics glitches between devices."
Please don’t - all of a sudden - take it away like that.
Isn’t there the option to let people use it on their own risk?
The thing is that I have built a graph and without the antialias it looks like s…t.
Maybe there is another way I can create smooth circles and lines in corona?
best regards,
roman
Hi roman,
The anti-alias feature was disabled because it caused more problems than it solved. When it was enabled, certain display objects would disappear and we would get support cases that it was broken. We felt that most devices are high resolution (and more going that way every day) and don’t require anti-aliasing on vector objects.
We may look into a better implementation of this in the near future, but nothing certain at this point.
Sorry for the inconvenience.
Brent
Hi Brent,
thank you for the reply. In the meantime I was able to create a similar effect by duplicating the lines of my graph with different radius and setting an alpha channel to them.
Hi roman,
The anti-alias feature was disabled because it caused more problems than it solved. When it was enabled, certain display objects would disappear and we would get support cases that it was broken. We felt that most devices are high resolution (and more going that way every day) and don’t require anti-aliasing on vector objects.
We may look into a better implementation of this in the near future, but nothing certain at this point.
Sorry for the inconvenience.
Brent
Hi Brent,
thank you for the reply. In the meantime I was able to create a similar effect by duplicating the lines of my graph with different radius and setting an alpha channel to them.