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I recently created a UI using LCD and then attempted the same thing using jit.gl.sketch and jit.pwindow.

When I compare the two interfaces side by side the LCD version looks a lot cleaner whereas the jit.gl.sketch version looks fuzzy even with antialiasing on.

I think this may be because LCD only draws on the pixels whereas jit.gl.sketch is capable of drawing between pixels? or that could be simply be rubbish.

Anyway is there a way I could make the jitter version look as clean as the lCD one?

I recently created a UI using LCD and then attempted the same thing using jit.gl.sketch and jit.pwindow.
When I compare the two interfaces side by side the LCD version looks a lot cleaner whereas the jit.gl.sketch version looks fuzzy even with antialiasing on.

I think this may be because LCD only draws on the pixels whereas jit.gl.sketch is capable of drawing between pixels? or that could be simply be rubbish. 

lcd-vs-jit-gl-sketch

After having another look at it it seems it looks fine if I enlarge the jit.pwindow. So I assume I'm writing to a larger window and it's being scaled down, hence the fuzziness.

Does this mean I should be specifying the size of the jit.pwindow in the sketch or render objects so it looks fine at the size I want it?

Any help would be greatly appreciated and I apologise if this is a really basic question.

ok, so no takers.
After having another look at it it seems it looks fine if I enlarge the jit.pwindow. So I assume I'm writing to a larger window and it's being scaled down, hence the fuzziness.
Does this mean I should be specifying the size of the jit.pwindow in the sketch or render objects so it looks fine at the size I want it?

Any help would be greatly appreciated and I apologise if this is a really basic question.


LCD vs jit.gl.sketch