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  • a
    maybe
  • b
    I guess it was a good idea to use period-accurate libraries, at least mine RUNS lol
  • a
    bunnies works fine but it loads the image differently (via texture atlas)
  • a
    cool to see someone using haxepunk
  • a
    though there's definitely more current frameworks to look at
  • b
    yea I like HaxePunk, but I might have to use flixel if I can't solve this aliasing issue. I know the last Haxe 2.x version and the early Haxe 3.x and 3.0.x versions ran with no antialiasing enabled, so I wonder what changed in roughly 5 years
  • a
    flixel has it's fair share of antialising hurdles iirc
  • b
    oh great...
  • b
  • a
    OK found something
  • a
    you can set e.g. 
    img.smooth = false;
  • a
    currently trying to prove it works
  • a
    (or not, as the case may be)
  • a
    ok so small image scaled up with 
    smooth = false
  • a
    smooth=true
  • b
    and this is for each individual image object, right?
  • a
    yeah
  • a
    antialising is off at on the window for both
  • b
    by default?
  • a
    by default yeah
  • a
    I didn't change anything and checked the value at runtime
  • b
    ah ok
  • b
    by the way I can confirm that manually setting each image and text object's "smooth" value to false allows them to scale without any antialising
  • b
    so it works
  • b
    but it feels like a VERY clunky solution
  • b
    I mean, why bother with having HXP.screen.smooth anyway?
  • b
    that's set to false by default too btw
  • a
    gotta be something deep that ain't working I guess
  • b
    at least img.smooth works though. Your CSS was also needed for HTML5, but that worked as well.
  • b
    thanks for working through this with me
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