It is a technique to smooth those lines which look like the stair steps. Applying this effect will attenuate the lineament of jaggies.
What is/are the reason(s) to use it?
Jagged edges occur due to undersampling. The cause of undersampling is because of having low resolution of the printer or loss of information in the picture. Enabling Anti-aliasing will solve this problem and smoothen transition between different layers.
How to use it?
- Go to
Resin Profile - Click on
editbutton of your desired profile - Select
Advancedfrom theSetup Modemenu - By looking at
Slicer Optioncategory, you candisable/enablethe3D Anti-aliasingas well asAnti-aliasing. It is worth mentioning that it is highly recommended to make this feature asenabled.
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