Gear VR with Unity, jagged edges or antialiasing issue

Hi everybody,

I'm developing a game for Samsung Gear VR with Unity 5.1.3.

I have a big problem with borders of the 3d objects, you can't see them like a line, you see jagged edges, like saw-tooth effect.

I tried to play with Unity settings, but i can't solve it. The scene has around 50-60fps in mobile, and no more than 60-70 batches.

(click to expand). Picture 1. Saw-tooth effect in borders and stats panel


(click to expand). Picture 2. Player-settings panel


(click to expand). Picture 3. Quality-settings panel


In quality settings I tried to change "Anti Aliasing" to 4x and 8x multi sampling but I get same result.


Any idea what can I do?

Thank you very much!!!

 

The ovr plugin is disabling antialiasing if you have enabled it in the quality settings (search for "antialiasing" in the ovr .cs files).

 

I have this same problem, i tried the solution @saschandroid suggested and searched through all the OVR files and did not find anything with anti aliasing in them. Has any one figured out the problem?

 

It seems this problem has been fixed for me with the new 5.2.1p2 that was released on Thursday.

EDIT:
This problem has not been fixed, or at least for me, i was connecting Oculus to my computer after starting the application and that's why i would not get the jagged edges.

 

Should this be working in more recent Unity versions? - is there anything required to enable VR AA beyond quality settings?

We're trying to do a performance comparison of Unity 4.7 vs. Unity 5.x, to help decide whether to update a project to 5.x, but in Unity 5 we currently have no AA.

In Unity 4, we have more settings available via the Oculus plugin, including an AA option which definitely worked (and made a huge visual difference)

(edit: Ah, seems that this is OK, and it just wasn't using the expected quality settings...)

 

Any idea how to solve jagged edges or anti-aliasing issue in gear vr? (unity 5.3.5)

 

Unity 5.5.06b

Despite setting anti alias settings in project settings -> quality -> rendering -> anti aliasing = 2 x multisampling there was no visual change in appearance

What did work was setting it using code in one of the start routines on a game object
QualitySettings.antiAliasing = 2;

 

Just as said above: use the line
QualitySettings.antiAliasing = 2;
if you want enable AA.

 

@filipepms :- bro you saved my day, thank you very much. I was struggling with this issue from like 2 days, tried every possible thing , but nothing helped, but your suggestion worked

Seems even setting up the antialiasing via the unity quality setting is not enough. We must do it via script. Thanks again bro.

 

QualitySettings.antiAliasing = 2;
Has Solved The Problem Thank you.