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   by _def 7y ago

   That is called aliasing. Three.js defaults to it, but you can turn antialiasing on by passing the option to the WebGLRenderer. I added it here to the example, line 10: https://codepen.io/anon/pen/XwgGrW
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   by _def 7y ago

   Damn. These kind of problems are the exact ones which drive me mad almost every week. Welp, looks like it's time for a new job (not that I haven't considered that already, but now some random article on the internet backed me up :
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   by _def 7y ago

   Your comparison is invalid.
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   by _def 7y ago

   What are your favorite alternatives to ant? We use it at $corp but nobody there really likes it, most of all because of xml
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   by _def 7y ago

   What about Premiere?
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   by _def 8y ago

   please no
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   by _def 8y ago

   Well. These are just anecdotal from one job in an agency which also sells websites for some bigger companies... and I hope this stuff is rather not standard... but if I had to guess it's something like: - bad project management from th