Qt Quick 3D - Antialiasing Example▲
The Antialiasing example demonstrates how to control antialiasing in Qt Quick 3D. It shows a simple scene that exhibits antialiasing artifacts. There is a simple Qt Quick user interface that allows choosing between the antialiasing types, and setting the options that control them.
The test scene▲
This example shows a simple scene that contains a sphere and two rotated cubes. The scene is set up so that it clearly shows jagged edges when antialiasing is not enabled.
Controlling antialiasing▲
Antialiasing is controlled by the https:// object. The values are set based on the selection made in the user interface.
The https:// can be set to NoAA to disable antialiasing, or to one of the following:
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SSAA for supersample antialiasing
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MSAA for multisample antialiasing
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ProgressiveAA for progressive antialiasing
The https:// can be set to Medium, High, or VeryHigh.
In addition, https:// can be enabled independently.
environment: SceneEnvironment {
id: sceneEnvironment
clearColor: "#f0f0f0"
backgroundMode: SceneEnvironment.Color
antialiasingMode: modeButton1.checked ? SceneEnvironment.NoAA : modeButton2.checked
? SceneEnvironment.SSAA : modeButton3.checked
? SceneEnvironment.MSAA : SceneEnvironment.ProgressiveAA
antialiasingQuality: qualityButton1.checked ? SceneEnvironment.Medium : qualityButton2.checked
? SceneEnvironment.High : SceneEnvironment.VeryHigh
temporalAAEnabled: temporalModeButton.checked
temporalAAStrength: temporalStrengthSlider.value
}See the https:// page in the asset conditioning section for further discussion on antialiasing.
List of Files▲
Files:
List of Files▲
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antialiasing/CMakeLists.txt
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antialiasing/antialiasing.pro
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antialiasing/main.cpp
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antialiasing/main.qml
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antialiasing/qml.qrc