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When Java loads, whole screen goes anti alias
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Rikki said:
I have noticed the same thing... doesn't harm anything... just rather odd-- and a bit blurry.
-Skystalker
Found this,
might be promosing :
andy2 Member since: 4/12/2005
Posted - 4/12/2005 11:29:16 AM
Chris,
I am not a game developer, and I only registered to reply to your message, but yes, turning off the antialiasing on my computer fixed my blurry screen. I have an Nvidia 6800 (I enjoy playing games!) and I had AA turned on (not application controlled). Whenever I started Internet explorer and opened a page with Java on it, the window went blurry. I read your post and turned AA off, and voila!, sharp text.
Thanks for your help.
Andy
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Anonymous Poster
Posted - 4/13/2005 8:01:30 AM
I also had the same problem. Must be Java issue as the AA option doesn't affect any other app except for games. Weird! Anyway thanks for the solution!
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Raghar Member since: 8/3/2003
Posted - 4/13/2005 1:52:53 PM
You are incredible. Uninstalling all of this, when you could open table with display options and change antialiasing from on by default to controlled by application.
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Anonymous Poster
Posted - 4/13/2005 3:06:21 PM
Quote:Obviously when java runs a window with graphics in (i.e. a JFrame) my card was antialiasing the whole screen giving it the blurred out of focus look.
That's a sideeffect of the new render-pipeline in 1.5.0: every java-surface, including all swing-classes and most AWT-classes are rendered using DirectX (for faster performace). It can be turned of using the switch "-Dsun.java2d.noddraw=true".
ATI-systems crash (sometime hard, sometime only the java-part), GF's start to do fullscreen AA/AF. I hope they remove that "feature" soon.
cu
might be promosing :
andy2 Member since: 4/12/2005
Posted - 4/12/2005 11:29:16 AM
Chris,
I am not a game developer, and I only registered to reply to your message, but yes, turning off the antialiasing on my computer fixed my blurry screen. I have an Nvidia 6800 (I enjoy playing games!) and I had AA turned on (not application controlled). Whenever I started Internet explorer and opened a page with Java on it, the window went blurry. I read your post and turned AA off, and voila!, sharp text.
Thanks for your help.
Andy
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Anonymous Poster
Posted - 4/13/2005 8:01:30 AM
I also had the same problem. Must be Java issue as the AA option doesn't affect any other app except for games. Weird! Anyway thanks for the solution!
User Rating: 950 Report this Post to a Moderator | Link
Raghar Member since: 8/3/2003
Posted - 4/13/2005 1:52:53 PM
You are incredible. Uninstalling all of this, when you could open table with display options and change antialiasing from on by default to controlled by application.
User Rating: 938 | Rate This User Report this Post to a Moderator | Link
Anonymous Poster
Posted - 4/13/2005 3:06:21 PM
Quote:Obviously when java runs a window with graphics in (i.e. a JFrame) my card was antialiasing the whole screen giving it the blurred out of focus look.
That's a sideeffect of the new render-pipeline in 1.5.0: every java-surface, including all swing-classes and most AWT-classes are rendered using DirectX (for faster performace). It can be turned of using the switch "-Dsun.java2d.noddraw=true".
ATI-systems crash (sometime hard, sometime only the java-part), GF's start to do fullscreen AA/AF. I hope they remove that "feature" soon.
cu
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Who really uses Anti - Alising? I never ever do, I dont care how fast my computer is or what the game, it just seems to always make things more blurry.... I would rather have speed you know? who notices the jaggies anyway, I am more focused on killing people than to worry about how straight the lines look
We all have different taste in music, girls..and gameplay 
/offtopic
How does a Marine find the time to be so much online?
When I was in the Danish Army(Combat Recon), I didn't have the time to be on the web?
And I didn't have to be ready to fly around the globe on short notice?
Terra...
/offtopic
How does a Marine find the time to be so much online?
When I was in the Danish Army(Combat Recon), I didn't have the time to be on the web?
And I didn't have to be ready to fly around the globe on short notice?
Terra...
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I am even in Iraq too. I am online for 12 hours a day while im at work because my job is Computer NetworkingTerra said:We all have different taste in music, girls..and gameplay
/offtopic
How does a Marine find the time to be so much online?
When I was in the Danish Army(Combat Recon), I didn't have the time to be on the web?
And I didn't have to be ready to fly around the globe on short notice?
Terra...
USMC2Hard4U said:I am even in Iraq too. I am online for 12 hours a day while im at work because my job is Computer Networking
Ahhh
I know that the Danish troops in Iraq also have web-access, but it's only for E-mail...
You guys do a great job(in Iraq) to bad you don't get more credit for it
(i got friends from the DK Army currently in Iraq, so I know the other side that the news don't like to show...good news don't attract viewers )
Terra - Fortes Fortuna Juvat
USMC2Hard4U
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Well thanks, But its all the Guys, U.S. and of other nations accually on the front lines who should get all the credit. Them guys are tough.Terra said:Ahhh
I know that the Danish troops in Iraq also have web-access, but it's only for E-mail...
You guys do a great job(in Iraq) to bad you don't get more credit for it
(i got friends from the DK Army currently in Iraq, so I know the other side that the news don't like to show...good news don't attract viewers )
Terra - Fortes Fortuna Juvat