Anti-aliased lines / shapes

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Anti-aliased lines / shapes

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Is there any way in PB to generate anti-aliased lines / shapes?
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Lines: http://www.purearea.net/pb/CodeArchiv/G ... es_Demo.pb

As for shapes, I don't know.

We really need code to antialias an image. I've tried to write it but it's too damn complicated for me.
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You also could try GDI+.
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Fluid Byte wrote:You also could try GDI+.
It was my advice...
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