Image Output

The Image Output page lets you enable anti-aliasing during image generation. Anti-aliasing smooths rough edges (jaggies) to give the appearance of higher resolution by taking into account how much an ideal edge overlaps adjacent pixels.

Command Name Description
Anti-aliasing image output Activates anti-aliasing for generated images.
Multisample Uses multisample anti-aliasing (MSAA), a technique used in computer graphics to improve image quality.
Jittering Uses jittering. This method is higher quality but takes too long for real-time rendering. Use jittering for single image generation when high quality is required.
Number of passes

(Available when Jittering is selected.) Specifies the number of internal renderings made to create the effect. More passes take longer to perform but produce better results.
Radius (Available when Jittering is selected.) Specifies the portion of a scene that appears sharp. The image becomes blurred as you move away from the focal point. The higher the value, the larger the depth of field (less blur).