New technique AA film-style for games

Joaomiceli · Oct 19, 2017

Develop a new film-style AA technique designed specifically to reduce temporal aliasing (crawling and flickering in motion).An example of a game that could use something like this is Assassin's Creed 3, because this game has a type technique but only for
PC, and I think unfair consoles users can not play the game with this improvement. And I very much hope that you see my idea, and invest in it to make better use of games.

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ianbann82 · Oct 19, 2017

Loving this game.

^^^^ How do you fight? are you just mashing X then counting when Y appears or do you do the X, AA, X , AA technique and only counting now and again because that's the best way to do it

Hellhog · Oct 19, 2017

Gaming Picture Quality

[quote user="Unreal Warfare"]

With anything audio and visual, it's all about what's good for you. If you don't like it, and you have the option to not use it then don't use it.

Blurring is more the Xbox 360s way of hiding bad anti aliasing, or lack of it. Anti aliasing is very taxing on the ancient GPU hardware the Xbox 360 has so you'll find this is a common technique used on the system along with some other techniques such as
MSAA and the new (for consoles anyway) MLAA. Some games may allow you to turn it off.

[/quote]
Actually, the archictecture in the 360 GPU allows for some very low performance cost AA, however, because of the design, it isn't the greatest AA.

Ishan8123 · Oct 20, 2017

I would suggest posting in the feedback page instead

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Ishan8123

I would suggest posting in the feedback page instead

Here's the link- https://xbox.uservoice.com

ianbann82

^^^^ How do you fight? are you just mashing X then counting when Y appears or do you do the X, AA, X , AA technique and only counting now and again because that's the best way to do it

Whiteleaf2012

I probably prefer mastering some techniques than open sandbox-style play. Oddly, I like to feel like I've 'achieved' something in a game. That said, I like MOBA's where there are in fact numerous different techniques to master.

Hellhog

[quote user="Unreal Warfare"]

With anything audio and visual, it's all about what's good for you. If you don't like it, and you have the option to not use it then don't use it.

Blurring is more the Xbox 360s way of hiding bad anti aliasing, or lack of it. Anti aliasing is very taxing on the ancient GPU hardware the Xbox 360 has so you'll find this is a common technique used on the system along with some other techniques such as
MSAA and the new (for consoles anyway) MLAA. Some games may allow you to turn it off.

[/quote]
Actually, the archictecture in the 360 GPU allows for some very low performance cost AA, however, because of the design, it isn't the greatest AA.

CLOWNZILLA

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New technique AA film-style for games