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The anti-aliasing mode makes the screen redraw slower. | The anti-aliasing mode makes the screen redraw slower. | ||
The anti-aliasing mode is automatically switched off in the zoom levels higher than 16x. | |||
The screen redrawing in anti-aliasing and spot color mode is quite slow if the map has a lot of objects or big raster background maps are loaded. In this case we recommand to switch off anit aliasing. | |||
Read more about Anti-Aliasing in [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antialiasing Wikipedia]]. | Read more about Anti-Aliasing in [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antialiasing Wikipedia]]. | ||
Revision as of 14:56, 14 February 2012
This anti-aliasing mode removes the jaggies (aliasing) during the screen representation, as the edges of the objects are smoothed.
The anti-aliasing mode makes the screen redraw slower.
The anti-aliasing mode is automatically switched off in the zoom levels higher than 16x.
The screen redrawing in anti-aliasing and spot color mode is quite slow if the map has a lot of objects or big raster background maps are loaded. In this case we recommand to switch off anit aliasing.
Read more about Anti-Aliasing in [Wikipedia].