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This is simply how foveated rendering works. Nothing is broken here. It's an optimisation technique that is needed now because we don't have the resources to h
by threeseed 3y ago
This is simply how foveated rendering works. Nothing is broken here.
It's an optimisation technique that is needed now because we don't have the resources to handle the full resolution. But this will change over the coming years.
For now maybe just increase the font size on the spreadsheet.
- crooked-v 3y agoThe "broken" part is, outside of the visible difference in the foveation, the "fizzing" effect from whatever's going on with the antialiasing being weird with the zoomed-out grid.
- kevingadd 3y agoI think these are typically called moire patterns, and you will see them almost any time a high frequency signal is being rendered at a lower frequency. Anti-aliasing, box filters etc are common workarounds for them but you can't always make them completely go away.