Multisampling

Multisampling is a technique used in computer graphics to improve image quality by reducing jagged edges, known as aliasing. It works by taking multiple samples of a pixel at different points, especially around its edges, and averaging these samples to produce a smoother appearance. This process allows the computer to better simulate how shapes and lines should look in real life, resulting in more realistic and visually pleasing images without a significant decrease in performance. Essentially, multisampling is a smart way to make digital images sharper and more refined.