CC3 patch includes anti-aliasing. Does it work?

[Midgardsormr]

I can see them all, and the anti-aliased ones look fantastic! The trees in the Vampire's Castle benefited greatly, even more than the text, I think. Thanks, jaerdaph!

[jaerdaph]

I can see them all, and the anti-aliased ones look fantastic! The trees in the Vampire's Castle benefited greatly, even more than the text, I think. Thanks, jaerdaph!

My pleasure! I also like how the walls in the vampire's castle now look anti-aliased. Adding this feature is a pretty big deal that's going to change how people look at maps made with CC3. I can't thank them enough for adding this!

FYI: I think Profantasy is waiting a couple of days until they officially announce this patch to the public at large, but it is available now from everyone's registration page at profantasy.com. I think they wanted a few of us who've been using the software for awhile now to "kick the tires" a bit just in case, so they've only announced it on the mailing list. I still use WinXP so I can't comment, but initial reports from the Vista/Windows 7 CC3 users all sound positive - this latest patch fixes a lot of the issues folks using those OS's have been having.

There's other new things too, like a new sheet effect (Blur, alpha) and that minor bug that required you to draw a fractal path first and erase it before you could get the fractal poly tool to work has been fixed.