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And just to add: it is called "conflation" artifact and this is what AntiGrain Geometry used the compound shapescompound shapes rasterizer for, see:

flash_rasterizer.png http://agg.sourceforge.net/antigrain.com/demo/flash_rasterizer.pngflash_rasterizer.png
(source: sourceforge.net)

Also, this is what NV Path Rendering claims to improve on:

An Introduction to NV_path_renderingAn Introduction to NV_path_rendering (p. 67) or NV_path_rendering FAQNV_path_rendering FAQ (#29).

And just to add: it is called "conflation" artifact and this is what AntiGrain Geometry used the compound shapes rasterizer for, see:

flash_rasterizer.png http://agg.sourceforge.net/antigrain.com/demo/flash_rasterizer.png

Also, this is what NV Path Rendering claims to improve on:

An Introduction to NV_path_rendering (p. 67) or NV_path_rendering FAQ (#29).

And just to add: it is called "conflation" artifact and this is what AntiGrain Geometry used the compound shapes rasterizer for, see:

flash_rasterizer.png
(source: sourceforge.net)

Also, this is what NV Path Rendering claims to improve on:

An Introduction to NV_path_rendering (p. 67) or NV_path_rendering FAQ (#29).

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And just to add: it is called "conflation" artifact and this is what AntiGrain Geometry used the compound shapes rasterizer for, see:

flash_rasterizer.png http://agg.sourceforge.net/antigrain.com/demo/flash_rasterizer.png

Also, this is what NV Path Rendering claims to improve on:

An Introduction to NV_path_rendering (p. 67) or NV_path_rendering FAQ (#29).