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FXAA Shader
Description Discussions1 Comments66 Change Notes
ModestShoducks 26 Aug @ 12:32am
i don't see any difference in terms of gameplay
all i noticed is it takes about 5% of my fps
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Panzer 26 Aug @ 2:19am 
ngl jit, that just means ur blind and your pc is a potato.
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ModestShoducks 26 Aug @ 2:24am 
my pc isn't a potato i have an rtx 4070 super paired up with ryzen 7 5800x3d
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ЛСОЛГН 26 Aug @ 7:33am 
Maybe you play with already enabled aa called msaa. With that enabled you aa existing aa :p
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ModestShoducks 26 Aug @ 7:45am 
oh alr i just had a mod that conflicted with this now it makes a difference
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Evgeny Akabenko  [developer] 26 Aug @ 8:13am 
If you have MSAA enabled, your image is already antialiased and FXAA is not required. FXAA is useful in deferred rendering. Or on weak PCs. :csgoct::csgoct::buckshotlive::buckshotblank::melon:
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Evgeny Akabenko  [developer] 26 Aug @ 8:14am 
Antialiasing needs to be selected. One of this list:
• FXAA (medium quality, but very cheap)
• SMAA (good quality)
• MSAA (standard gmod AA)

FXAA and SMAA are good for deferred rendering - which I'm doing now.

MSAA is good on its own, but it won't work for deferred rendering. So I'm setting the stage for my next addons.
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Guy 4 Sep @ 1:45pm 
Originally posted by ModestShoducks:
oh alr i just had a mod that conflicted with this now it makes a difference
which mod was it?
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Evgeny Akabenko  [developer] 5 Sep @ 10:04am 
+
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Evgeny Akabenko  [developer] 5 Sep @ 10:41am 
Fixed :melon: :melon: :melon: :melon: :melon: :melon: :melon: :melon: :melon: :melon: :melon:
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