Adjust anti-aliasing

Note

You may not need to adjust quality settings for an entire scene. Adjusting settings on a per-object basis is often more efficient and has less of an impact on rendering speed.

For more information on aliasing artifacts and strategies on how to fix them, see Anti-aliasing and flicker.

Maya software rendering specifics

The options in the Presets drop-down list and the Edge Anti-Aliasing Quality drop-down list drive each other; when you change one, the other changes, and values for the Anti-aliasing subsections are automatically filled in. You can fine tune any of these settings.

Do one of the following:

In the Anti-Aliasing Quality section of the Render Settings window, select a preset.
In the Anti-Aliasing Quality section of the Render Settings window, select Custom, then manually adjust the settings in Number of Samples, Multi-pixel Filtering, and Contrast Threshold.

Maya Hardware rendering specifics

The options in the Presets drop-down list drive values for other settings in the Quality section of the Render Settings window. You can fine tune any of these settings.

Do one of the following:

In the Quality section of the Render Settings window, select a preset.
In the Quality section of the Render Settings window, select adjust any of the settings in the section.

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