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    anti-aliasing algorithm anyone?

    say I want to draw a skewed line on a picture and I want it to be anti-aliased. I'm gonno be doing this pixel by pixel and I need to know how exactly anti-aliasing algorithms work. If anyone can give me some technical info, I would appreciate it
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    http://www.codeguru.com/forum/showthread.php?threadid=283127

    see what you can find there. "Look into GDI+, it actually has built-in anti-aliasing."

    but no questions to me, cause.. you know why

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    Originally posted by nahya^^
    http://www.codeguru.com/forum/showthread.php?threadid=283127

    see what you can find there. "Look into GDI+, it actually has built-in anti-aliasing."

    but no questions to me, cause.. you know why
    hehe thanks, but I wanna do it manually

    I'm doing something where using GDI+ gets way too slow, and plus messes up my algorithm
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    heh.

    http://www.igeek.com/articles/Graphics/WhatsAntiAliasing.txt

    try there. sort of basic i guess. but provides examples.

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