Unity 2017.3.0f3 - no AA on Safari (WebGL)

[qCring]

Hi all, I can’t get anti-aliasing to work on Safari (target platform WebGL) with the latest Unity release. AA works fine on Firefox and Chrome (they both use a WebGL 2.0 context). Just Safari (which uses WebGL 1.0) seems to have an issue with AA. Maybe it’s worth mentioning: I’m using forward rendering.

I’ve already posted a ticket for this some time ago: Unity Issue Tracker - No Anti-Aliasing in WebGL1.0 which was closed and states that the issue is fixed with Unity 2017.3. But I’m still able to reproduce the mentioned behavior.

Can anyone confirm this?

[Joe-Censored]

Have you read this about WebGL 1.0 AA in the manual?

Unity - Manual: WebGL graphics

@From The Manual

Note that on WebGL1.0 there are several limitations:

• Switching quality settings at runtime will not enable or disable anti-aliasing - it has to be set up in the default Quality Setting loaded at player start up.

• The different multi sampling levels (2x, 4x, etc…) have no effect in WebGL, it’s either on or off.

• Any post-processing effect applied to the camera disables the built-in Anti-Aliasing.

• HDR is not compatible with anti-aliasing so make sure “Allow HDR” camera option is disabled.

[qCring]

Awesome, thanks! Disabling “Allow HDR” did the trick.