December 2018
Beginner
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The next category that we will look at in this chapter is the Anti-aliasing category. Anti-aliasing is a fancy way to describe how jagged or smooth a digital line looks. Using the icons in the Anti-aliasing category, the smoothing of a line can be set to None, Weak, Middle, or Strong. The following are two examples of lines made with the G-pen. The top one has the anti-aliasing set to None, while the bottom is set to Strong:

Notice how the top line has lots of sharp edges that make it look like it's pixelated. Anti-aliasing adds tones of gray to the edge of a line to smooth it out, avoiding this jagged look. The bottom line, ...
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