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Apr 23, 2022

I think you need to offset x and y by -.5. Then you no longer get a jump when going from a supersampling factor of 1 to 2. ``` let x = j % hswidth - .5, y = Math.floor(j / hswidth) - .5; ```

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If you're aiming for a "realistic" appearance, then I'd recommend "hard-light" as the default (although line visibility will suffer due to the higher contrast).

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Fabian Iwand

Apr 23, 2022

I think you need to offset x and y by -.5. Then you no longer get a jump when going from a supersampling factor of 1 to 2. ``` let x = j % hswidth - .5, y = Math.floor(j / hswidth) - .5; ```

Thanks!

If you're aiming for a "realistic" appearance, then I'd recommend "hard-light" as the default (although line visibility will suffer due to the higher contrast).