Re:Rasterizer: A GPU-accelerated 2D vector graphics engine i...
by mindbrix on Friday September 05, 2025 @08:54AM
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The longer answer is that using straight-edged geometry to represent curves is a resolution-dependent operation, e.g. a full screen circle may need to be flattened to an 80-sided polygon.
Rasterizer can solve quadratic curves in the fragment shaders, which massively reduces the geometry needed for a scene.
Also, the native rasterizer only supports MSAA, which is inferior to reference analytic area AA.
Rasterizer can solve quadratic curves in the fragment shaders, which massively reduces the geometry needed for a scene.
Also, the native rasterizer only supports MSAA, which is inferior to reference analytic area AA.