Supersampling

Supersampling is a technique used in digital imaging and graphics to improve image quality by reducing jagged edges and visual artifacts. It works by rendering the scene at a higher resolution than the display needs and then scaling it down to the target size. This process smooths out hard edges and creates a more detailed, realistic image. Essentially, supersampling captures more visual information during rendering, resulting in cleaner and more polished visuals, especially in complex scenes or with high-contrast lines.