These post-render (after the videocard has calculated the image to be shown on the screen) ways of filtering can be thought of more like an 'estimate' or an 'approximation' approach to getting rid of aliasing. Mainly yes, that and the 'look' of the output.

I'd like to know what's the difference between these post-processing filters and usual / forced AA. Whether you are working on it or not, good luck and I am sure people will still enjoy using Bandicam, as it already does much more than this one thing.

It may in fact create more problems for users, as the injectors themselves are not consistent in functionality, nor are the game recording programs (sometimes FRAPS would record SweetFX, other times it would not but DXTORY would and vice versa). In light of this, I understand if Bandicam is not able to have this functionality at this time. There seems to be too many factors in play to get SweetFX/InjectSMAA to work reliably, everytime. I found that if one version of the injector didn't work, another version did, or another compiled version (instead of using say, CeeJay.dk's version of the injector, Boulator's version/compilation of the injector would work or vice versa). Perhaps it is not something that FRAPS or DXTORY can 'just do and works', it may be a specific combination of drivers/game engine/injector dll's that may allow it to happen or block it (or just crash a game) at times. It also seems to vary between systems as, on other forums, some people are reporting having problems and some people are reporting recording without problem. FRAPS did not seem to record SweetFX/InjectSMAA (if started before the game it crashes Hitman Absolution, if started after the game it appears to disable SweetFX)Īs you can see, after doing my own tests, it seems to vary from game to game. Hitman: Absolution (with Boulator's Sweetfx Injector) did not seem to run with SweetFX at all (crashed) did not seem to run with SweetFx at all (crashed) + DXTORY recorded SweetFX/InjectSMAA (Steam Overlay/In-game function must be disabled) FRAPS did not seem to record SweetFX/InjectSMAA (if started at anytime, appears to disable SweetFX) DXTORY did not seem able to record SweetFX/InjectSMAA (dxtory overlay flashes onscreen but then disappears and does not record)

+ FRAPS recorded SweetFX/InjectSMAA (when started after the game is running) here is a small sample of my findings (I may make a longer article at my blog for this): I didn't believe it as well when reading about it, so recently I got around to doing some tests.

If DXTORY and FRAPS support SweetFx and InjectSMAA, we will try to support it.

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