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Add GameConfig.antialiasGL - #763
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The game config's
antialiassets both texture smoothing (stage.smoothed) and the WebGL context'santialiasattribute, so you can't turn off the context's multisampling and keep smooth textures. We've found that on weak or software-rendered GPUs, that multisampling can be a huge cost per frame, causing our low-powered players to lag.Turning it off took a software-rendered game round from 38 to 60 fps.
antialiasGLin the game config now sets the context attribute on its own, like Phaser 3'santialiasGL. It defaults toantialias, so existing games are unchanged.