OMPR Quest
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    • Orientation
    • Release Notes
  • Features
    • Projectors
      • Handheld interactions
    • Media Source
      • Local file
      • Web browser
      • Desktop stream
      • Stream
      • SMB
      • DLNA
    • Environment
      • Stage
      • Object
        • Object interactions
      • Scene
      • Climate
      • Ambience
      • Water plane
      • Horizontal plane
      • Virtual floor
      • Fog
    • Layouts
    • Configurators
    • Companion app
    • Hands
    • Color keying
    • Passthrough
    • E-book reader
    • Object Manipulator (OM)
    • Interactive Stages
      • Art Gallery
      • Museum
      • Sci Fi Corridor
      • Tavern
      • Sea Rover
    • Music player
    • Movement and Static view mode
  • Tweaks
    • Antialiasing
    • Bloom
    • HDR
    • Color LUT
    • Passthrough Color LUT
    • Performance considerations
  • Guides
    • How tos
      • Duplicating media
      • Seek video/image back and forth
      • Save Image to folder
      • Changing hand type
      • Web browser playing embed mode
      • Connecting to the companion app
      • Object manipulation
      • Injecting Javascript to webpage
    • FAQs
  • Discord Channel
  • OMPR Quest Youtube channel
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  1. Tweaks

Antialiasing

Antialiasing is a technique used to smooth out jagged edges on objects and enhance visual quality. The higher the antialiasing value used the more processing power it needs.

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Last updated 9 months ago

Quest devices support the use of MSAA technique for antialiasing. By default MSAA is disabled.

You can choose between 0x for disable, 2x, 4x or 8x by adjusting the slider

Multisample Anti-Aliasing (MSAA) is a technique in computer graphics that reduces aliasing by sampling multiple locations within each pixel and averaging the results. This process smooths out jagged edges and improves the visual quality of rendered images.