Drawing anti-aliased lines using the GD library

I was following an article on a website earlier, and although it
outputted the pie chart for me perfectly, I want to make it anti-
aliased somehow. I have linked to the specific article below just in
case you wish to replicate for testing the anti-aliasing. I found the
GD function, imageantialias() but I've tried setting it to true at the
top of the code just after the imagecreate() function - but to no
avail.

Article: http://www.talkphp.com/showthread.php?t=1629

Somebody please help me!! I'd really love to get the anti-aliasing to
work as it'd then be perfect for what I need it for. With it looking
rough at the moment it looks naturally unpolished which is no good for
my client :(

Thank youu in advance!

Greetings, adam.timberlake@gmail.com.
In reply to Your message dated Monday, December 10, 2007, 12:28:03,

> I was following an article on a website earlier, and although it
> outputted the pie chart for me perfectly, I want to make it anti-
> aliased somehow. I have linked to the specific article below just in
> case you wish to replicate for testing the anti-aliasing. I found the
> GD function, imageantialias() but I've tried setting it to true at the
> top of the code just after the imagecreate() function - but to no
> avail.

> Article: http://www.talkphp.com/showthread.php?t=1629

> Somebody please help me!! I'd really love to get the anti-aliasing to
> work as it'd then be perfect for what I need it for. With it looking
> rough at the moment it looks naturally unpolished which is no good for
> my client :(

> Thank youu in advance!

Please provide a code snip and result example to illustrate Your problem.
We can't help You without it.


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adam.timberlake@gmail.com wrote:
> I was following an article on a website earlier, and although it
> outputted the pie chart for me perfectly, I want to make it anti-
> aliased somehow. I have linked to the specific article below just in
> case you wish to replicate for testing the anti-aliasing. I found the
> GD function, imageantialias() but I've tried setting it to true at the
> top of the code just after the imagecreate() function - but to no
> avail.
>
> Article: http://www.talkphp.com/showthread.php?t=1629
>
> Somebody please help me!! I'd really love to get the anti-aliasing to
> work as it'd then be perfect for what I need it for. With it looking
> rough at the moment it looks naturally unpolished which is no good for
> my client :(
>
> Thank youu in advance!
>

Adam,

I'm not sure what you're looking at. The article you referenced is
about bar charts.

What errors (or what bad result) do you get? And just out of curiosity,
why do you need it anti-aliased?

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