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WPF Viewport3D antialiasing

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    Bartosz Bien
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    Hello, I'd like to enable antialiasing in WPF's Viewport3D control, under Windows XP. I tried RenderOptions.EdgeMode="Aliased" (in XAML), but it does not seem to change anything. Any ideas? :)

    Best regards, BB http://bartoszbien.com

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      Hello, I'd like to enable antialiasing in WPF's Viewport3D control, under Windows XP. I tried RenderOptions.EdgeMode="Aliased" (in XAML), but it does not seem to change anything. Any ideas? :)

      Best regards, BB http://bartoszbien.com

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      Quote from MSDN[^]: 3D anti-aliasing is only supported on Windows Vista. Guess XP is starting to show it's age and it's time to move on :)

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        Quote from MSDN[^]: 3D anti-aliasing is only supported on Windows Vista. Guess XP is starting to show it's age and it's time to move on :)

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        Bartosz Bien
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        Well said, and thank you for your reply. I'll then suggest the upgrade to my prospective clients because on XP my WPF app will look ugly (or I'd rather look for some other gimmick ;P ).

        Best regards, BB http://bartoszbien.com

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