Yes, the example is very illustrative, thanks again for posting it, and thanks for the context here! This history is fun to read. I was partly curious if textur

Yes, the example is very illustrative, thanks again for posting it, and thanks for the context here! This history is fun to read. I was partly curious if texture sampling is still one of the reasons for avoiding real-time tech. Back when I was in film production at PDI two decades ago, texture sampling was near the top of the list. It seems true still today that games tolerate (suffer from) texture aliasing and sizzling routinely, while film sups will not tolerate it at all, ever. High quality texture sampling was, at the time, one of the main reasons offline renders took a long time. I remember being blown away how sensitive the lighting sup was to the differences between texture filters, lanczos, sinc, Blackman, Guass, etc., and how quickly he could see it. Today maybe it’s more often about how many samples are used for path tracing.