Temporal pixel synthesis
Use temporal pixel synthesis to move anti-aliasing and upscaling out of your render pipeline and into the XR compositor on the device.
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Temporal pixel synthesis (TPS) is an image-quality technique that lets the runtime apply temporal anti-aliasing and upscaling to rendered frames, by providing per-view motion vector, depth, and stencil data.
Topic | Description |
|---|---|
| Introduction to temporal pixel synthesis | Learn about the benefits of temporal pixel synthesis and when to use it in your project. |
| Configure temporal pixel synthesis workflow | Enable TPS from the OpenXR features, and optionally adjust settings at runtime. |
| Known issues and troubleshooting temporal pixel synthesis | Understand the known limitations of TPS, and troubleshoot common issues in your project. |