Great asset that you can install quickly to apply Anti-Aliasing into your game. I use it whenever I need it.

It's ~13% faster compared to Unity's PPV2 FXAA (Fast on, NaN off directlytocam on) Test environment: CPU bottlenecked, 37 batch 46.7k tri 34.6k vert scene Mixamo paladin in static pose and one directional light 1080p res on a ryzen 1500 and RX 6700. No MSAA, no PostFX just FXAA. I can confidently use bloom thanks to the extra headroom, great job!

You turn off msaa in unity quality settings, you put fxaa component on camera. It just works.

Very happy to stumble across this wonderful asset! Needed something a bit more performant than the default Unity FXAA options, but I was pretty surprised just how much faster this was. Knocked a solid 10-15 FPS off for me. Amazing value as always, be sure to check out the creator's other assets as well!

i used to have to run subpixel AA until this came along

First of all, I'm a novice. When I installed this package and then saw the GUI of FXAA, I thought it was an advertisement so I closed it. And I went through a lot of stuff to see how to do post-processing, but I failed until I opened up the GUI again and saw this, righthttp://wiki.amplify.pt/index.php?title=Unity_Products:Amplify_FXAA/Manual It works very well

Dont know about the performance tbh, I just never tested it. Could be good, could be not? But regardless a really nice asset!

Easy to use. Attach it to your camera and it'll work automatically. There are no options to select. Essentially, it blurs your 3D assets to get rid of jagged edges. So the upside, is no more jaggies, the downside is blurriness. However, if nobody see the before and after comparison up close, they'll never know the difference. That's how FXAA works and it's not a fault in the product - in fact, it's better than Unity's own implementation. There could be a better one out there, but not for FREE and definitely not with so little overhead.

Seemed to work ok.

This is fantastic! It does a better job than Unity's built-in methods and even works on some things that Unity won't touch. For instance, Unity will not anti-alias warped text made with TextMeshPro at all. This will. Not only does simply dropping this onto your camera do that, but it does it really well and with minimal overhead. I don't even get a 0.1 drop in frame rate using this anywhere in my scenes! Incredible! Since this is free, there's simply no reason not to have this in your collection.