JavaFX 8: how to make better anti-aliasing?

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  Any help would be appreciated.

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  The choice of the mouse or stylus is not serious.  Form of layers in Photoshop are embattled, but you can reduce that by creating exactly on the pixel grid (look at the tool options and set it to hang on to the Pixels.

• How to set the Anti Aliasing in Blackberry Storm?

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• Text Anti-Aliasing at the Application level

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• How to remove anti-aliasing of vector images?

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  AE ignores the project setting and makes the layers as best qualities, crenellated vector images.

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• How to disable anti-aliasing when resizing?

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• How to make a label (javafx) to display the current time dynamically?

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• How to disable anti-aliasing when layer resizing

  [PhotoShop Elements for Mac Version 6.0]

  Hello

  I want to resize a layer for example the orange ball:

  

  But if I resize the layer of the ball and confirm the resizing automatically apply a smoothing that is not desired in my case:

  

  How can I stop this?

  Thank you very much!

  Also if you have other layers that you want to resize, you can go ahead and free transform allows you to resize your object.

  Then go to filter > Pixelize > facet to remove the anti-aliasing. You may need to run the filter facet several times to completely eliminate anti-aliasing.

• How can I turn off anti-aliasing on a per form basis in Adobe Illustrator?

  I was wondering if there is a way for example to uncheck a setting so that I can disable anti-aliasing for certain forms and let the anti-aliasing of other forms?

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• How to draw a line without anti-aliasing?

  I need to create lines for the selected underline buttons in a video menu. If I create a straight line with the line drawing tool line is anti-aliased. According to the position, it has more or less anti-aliasing and as yet will not display the colo complete them lines have different thickness or length. Is it possible turn of anti-aliasing for the daw line tool? I saw no option.

  As a solution, I found only the possibility to use the selection tool and then fill it out. The resulting sharp edges.

  Marcus

  Shape layers are always smoothed, but the nature of the beast, if the shape is not exactly on the limits of the pixels.

  The question is not to disable anti-aliasing, which is impossible for a shape layer - the trick is to get the shape traced on the limits of the pixels.

  Unfortunately there is no option to draw lines on the limits of pixels, but because of some options new added by the Adobe creative team you CAN draw rectangles on the limits of the pixels by selecting the rectangle tool and choosing this option:

  

  -Christmas