RDPipelineMultisampleState

public bool EnableAlphaToCoverage { get; set; }

If true, alpha to coverage is enabled. This generates a temporary coverage value based on the alpha component of the fragment's first color output. This allows alpha transparency to make use of multisample antialiasing.

public bool EnableAlphaToOne { get; set; }

If true, alpha is forced to either 0.0 or 1.0. This allows hardening the edges of antialiased alpha transparencies. Only relevant if RDPipelineMultisampleState.EnableAlphaToCoverage is true.

public bool EnableSampleShading { get; set; }

If true, enables per-sample shading which replaces MSAA by SSAA. This provides higher quality antialiasing that works with transparent (alpha scissor) edges. This has a very high performance cost. See also RDPipelineMultisampleState.MinSampleShading. See the per-sample shading Vulkan documentation for more details.

public float MinSampleShading { get; set; }

The multiplier of RDPipelineMultisampleState.SampleCount that determines how many samples are performed for each fragment. Must be between 0.0 and 1.0 (inclusive). Only effective if RDPipelineMultisampleState.EnableSampleShading is true. If RDPipelineMultisampleState.MinSampleShading is 1.0, fragment invocation must only read from the coverage index sample. Tile image access must not be used if RDPipelineMultisampleState.EnableSampleShading is not 1.0.

public RenderingDevice.TextureSamples SampleCount { get; set; }

The number of MSAA samples (or SSAA samples if RDPipelineMultisampleState.EnableSampleShading is true) to perform. Higher values result in better antialiasing, at the cost of performance.

public Reckfell.Collections.Array<int> SampleMasks { get; set; }

The sample mask array. See the sample mask Vulkan documentation for more details.