I have played with the quality settings, setting the default for the editor, standalone executables and web games to beautiful, then making sure beautiful has anti-aliasing on (4x multi sampling) but it never works. I have a very simple little prototype with no fancy settings (2 little cubes and a square frame in the scene). I know post-processing effects are a Pro feature, but I haven't found definitive documentation stating whether anti-aliasing is also only for Pro. If you can tell me for sure if you use anti-aliasing with the free version, it will help me either forget about trying this or looking for the cause of the problem. Thanks in advance!
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1Anti-aliasing isn't a post-processing effect, it's hardware, and yes it's supported as long as your hardware can do it.
I only mentioned post-processing effects as an example of something not supported in the free version, but I guess that could make the question confusing. Thanks for your answer. I'll probably ask again about support for my Intel mobile and really, really old ATI card. I'm sure I've seen anti-aliasing done in those, but maybe Unity doesn't recognize they can do it.
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