That's a nice tip, because even with anti-aliasing on there seem to be artefacts sometimes. You just need a lot of disk space...

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Thank you. I ll try it, wonder if it takes much time than anti aliasing :D

You can simulate anti-aliasing and get rid of jagged edges by outputting in a higher resolution, then downsampling it to your final video size.

For instance, if you render as Image Sequence @ 2560x1440 resolution, then load the image sequence in VirtualDub and change the resolution in the compressor or with a filter to 1280x720 - then you get a nice HD-quality video without distractingly jagged edges.

- Keith

Thank you.

Thanks for supplying more information. It would certainly seem the Intel Graphics are the most likely cause of the anit-aliasing problem. While later models of Intel Graphics do support Pixel Shading they are not the best for 3D work and iClone will disable the anti-aliasing option if it isn't found to be fully supported.

If you would like further assistance, you can send a Support request using the link below. Technical Support will look at your DirectX log to see if your system can support this feature.

http://www.reallusion.com/CustomerSupport/User/QForm.aspx

Thanks. 

                                                                

Peter
Forum Administrator

www.reallusion.com

"Intel Graphic."

I think that's your answer?

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Yeah, I am able to run in Pixel Shader mode with all other graphical options turned on. :D

I checked my graphic card settings but i could not find any option for anti aliasing. All of my driver are updated...

My System: Compaq Presario CQ40-105TU Notebook with 1GB RAM, Intel Pentium Dual CPU T3200 @ 2.00Hz. Win 7 Ultimate 32 Bit. Intel Graphic. Thank you! :(

There could be a few reasons why you can't have Anti Aliasing selected.

Are you able to run in Pixel Shader mode with all other graphical options turned on?

Make sure that Anti Aliasing isn't being controlled exclusively by your graphics card settings. You would normally want to ensure that you allow applications to control this setting.

Also make sure you have updated your graphics drivers to the latest available. This may help too.

A little more info about your system specifications, including graphics may help to diagnose the problem if the above doesn't help.

                                                                

Peter
Forum Administrator

www.reallusion.com

I am using Iclone pro 4.2, i have checked "anti alias" on the export pane but the result has no difference. Moreover, whenever i check the "anti aliased" on the preference pane and then click ok, when i click the preference pane again, anti aliased is unchecked. Anybody knows why :( ?