Small Feature Errors

[SimPassion]

With Paint.Net 5.0 and anti-aliasing ON in AM

Paul's script

Keith's script

With anti-aliasing OFF in AM

Paul's script

Keith's script

 

[Tetrachromat]

OK?

[Keith Baxter]

Hmmmm

I get something different. With anti-aliasing NOT checked I get with this code.

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my_canvas1 = canvas_add(1,1,5,5)
	canvas_draw(my_canvas1, function() 
	   _rect(0,0,5,5)
	   _fill("yellow")
	   _rect(1,1,4,4)	   
	   _stroke("red",1)
	end)	

This.

And with this code

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my_canvas1 = canvas_add(1,1,5,5)
	canvas_draw(my_canvas1, function() 
	   _rect(0,0,5,5)
	   _fill("yellow")
	   _rect(1,1,3,3)	   
	   _stroke("red",1)
	end)	

This

Why the difference??

Because it is doing exactly what I say.

Keith

[SimPassion]

Hi Keith @Keith Baxter,

both "Anti aliasing" and "Image Prescaling" should be unticked and also check the pre scaling is not set in NVIDIA Control Panel, as stated previously : https://siminnovations.com/forums/viewt ... 000#p52000

For the screenshot, best to paste them in Paint.Net, enable grid view, full zoom in, then make a screenshot of the result, to avoid bringing blur on zooming a small part of the screen

[EDIT] Additionally, I'm on DirectX 11 for AM Graphics API

[Tetrachromat]

I have not used the _fill primitive , so I'm surprised that it uses a different geometry as _stroke primitive.

with _stroke only:

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Canvas = canvas_add(1,1,5,5)

canvas_draw(Canvas, function() 
	_rect(1,1,3,3)
	_stroke("blue",1)
end)	

gives:

with _fill only:

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Canvas = canvas_add(1,1,5,5)

canvas_draw(Canvas, function() 
	_rect(1,1,3,3)
	_fill("red")
end)	

gives:

First _stroke, then _fill (using the same _rect path)

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Canvas = canvas_add(1,1,5,5)

canvas_draw(Canvas, function() 
	_rect(1,1,3,3)
	_stroke("blue",1)
	_rect(1,1,3,3)
	_fill("red")
end)	

gives:

[Keith Baxter]

Cool,

Thanks for the interesting discussion guys. It certainly brought up some interesting topics without aggravation.

I will do some tests changing my nvida settings and see if I can get what you guys say. But that will be on Friday as it is my birthday tomorrow.

But for me at this time, I believe what I say is correct for my setup.

Keith

[SimPassion]

.../... But that will be on Friday as it is my birthday tomorrow.

Keith

Have a nice time tomorrow Keith, I guess with family and friends.

[Keith Baxter]

.../... But that will be on Friday as it is my birthday tomorrow.

Keith

Have a nice time tomorrow Keith, I guess with family and friends.

100's Gilles. Thanks for the kind words and will make sure I have a good time with the nice family members.
I will remember to keep off the forum with a few dry reds down my hatch.

Keith

[jph]

Yes, happy birthday you old git
68 ? - pah, a mere lad. Still a few miles on the old engine yet.

Have a good one,
Joe

[Keith Baxter]

Hi,
Thank you for the birthday wishes Joe.

@SimPassion @Tetrachromat I had a bit of spare time this morning and checked my NVIDA scaling and it is set to full_screen.

If I change it to No scaling then I get what you guys say and I cannot draw at 0 or 0.5

All my instruments are drawn with Full-Screen checked so I am going to leave it. If I change it then I would have to redraw a lot of my instruments because the spacing's would alter.


Keith