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Thereof, what causes aliasing in games?
"Jaggies" is the informal name for artifacts inrasterimages, most frequently from aliasing, which in turnisoften caused by non-linear mixing effectsproducinghigh-frequency components, or missing or pooranti-aliasingfiltering prior to sampling.
Also know, what is aliasing and how can it be avoided?
Anti-Aliasing[edit] Any part of the signal or noise that is higher thanahalf of the sampling rate will cause aliasing.Inorder to avoid this problem, the analog signal isusuallyfiltered by a low pass filter prior to being sampled, andthisfilter is called ananti-aliasingfilter.
Aliasing is an undesired effect in whichthesampling frequency is too low to accurately reproducetheoriginal analog content, resulting in signal distortion.Samplingrate of a data acquisition system is defined as the numberof timesit can acquire a sample of an input signal persecond.