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Antialiasing disabled #1560
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The "previous build" I mention is "2db2dad", by the way. Sorry for the lack of clarity |
Broken in 5137411 when a `!m_initialized` condition on the for loop was removed
Fixed in 7ce181f. |
I can reproduce, with the RC3 .rpm installed on a Fedora 25 VM in VirtualBox, with software OpenGL... but that may just not support multisampling. What's in the console after launching TB and creating a new map? |
Yeah, sounds like the llvmpipe software renderer just doesn't have multisampling: https://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/mesa-dev/2015-June/086674.html |
Here's what I've got in my console, for posterity.
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No, TB's console. |
Console reports
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Addendum: I think that it worked in Parallels VMs at some point. Also, I made sure that our glx11 patch was applied to wxWidgets in my VM. I'm going to try the official TB2 RC3 deb also. |
Same with the deb package on a fresh install. |
Just tried the RC3 deb on real hardware with Ubuntu 16.04, nvidia 9400m, open source (nouveau) drivers.. it works here; prints "Multisampling enabled" in the TB console and it's indeed multisampled. |
Alright then. I don't think it's a problem with TB. |
Seems like antialiasing got disabled at some point in the last month or so..
Screenshot I took last week on d190c59 / macOS:
muk0r reports it on the f7fe54e Windows build from appveyor:
http://celephais.net/board/view_thread.php?id=60908&start=2425&end=2425
I'm not sure when AA was last working
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