Disable anti-alias? #9
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This thread more or less summarizes it: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/195262/can-i-turn-off-antialiasing-on-an-html-canvas-element Looks like the only way to achieve aliased lines at the moment is to implement specific drawing mechanism. Feel free to take a stab at it ;) |
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I see, I guess I'll have a stab at it in a few weeks then and see how far I get. I assume it's basically just implementing drawing algorithms, I could perhaps look at how Firefox or Chrome do it in their implementation of canvas and port it to JavaScript. |
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I'm closing this, since there isn't much that can be done on my end. I'd love to see if you came up with something! |
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fixes issues - issue fabricjs#9 - issue fabricjs#10 - issue fabricjs#15
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**0.4.0** New Features and fixes
- Fixes
-- Upgraded to latest packages (thanks @fjogeleit)
-- Fix for undo/redo (thanks @pomelyu)
-- Issue fabricjs#9 fixed
-- Issue fabricjs#10 and fabricjs#15 you can no longer give dataUrl as value only as background image and/or by adding the image as an object
- Breaking Changes
-- `data` and `dataType` properties have been replaced with `value` and `defaultValue`
to be able to use the component as controlled component
-- node support of 6,7 and 8
- New Features
-- ability to add an image as object
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It's currently not possible disable anti-aliasing right? I guess it should be done in the browsers implementation of canvas but while that's not here is it possible to work around it? What would be the optimal solution? At least for basic shapes.
This feature is desirable for people working with the "retro computer graphics style".
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