pixelalignment
Pixel alignment is the practice of aligning graphical content to a device’s pixel grid so that rendering occurs on discrete pixels rather than between them. Proper alignment helps preserve sharp edges and reduces sampling artifacts that can occur when geometry or textures straddle pixel boundaries.
In raster graphics, pixel centers are typically located at half-integer coordinates (for example, x + 0.5, y
Pixel alignment extends to font rendering, texture mapping, and animation. On high-DPI displays this alignment remains
Many frameworks offer features related to pixel alignment, such as pixel-perfect cameras in game engines or