Improve A2C setting name

apps/openmw/mwrender/localmap.cpp

@@ -239,7 +239,7 @@ void LocalMap::setupRenderToTexture(osg::ref_ptr<osg::Camera> camera, int x, int
 
     unsigned int samples = 0;
     unsigned int colourSamples = 0;
-    if (Settings::Manager::getBool("convert alpha test to alpha-to-coverage", "Shaders") && Settings::Manager::getInt("antialiasing", "Video") > 1)
+    if (Settings::Manager::getBool("antialias alpha test", "Shaders") && Settings::Manager::getInt("antialiasing", "Video") > 1)
     {
         // Alpha-to-coverage requires a multisampled framebuffer.
         // OSG will set that up automatically and resolve it to the specified single-sample texture for us.

apps/openmw/mwrender/renderingmanager.cpp

@@ -213,7 +213,7 @@ namespace MWRender
         resourceSystem->getSceneManager()->setAutoUseSpecularMaps(Settings::Manager::getBool("auto use object specular maps", "Shaders"));
         resourceSystem->getSceneManager()->setSpecularMapPattern(Settings::Manager::getString("specular map pattern", "Shaders"));
         resourceSystem->getSceneManager()->setApplyLightingToEnvMaps(Settings::Manager::getBool("apply lighting to environment maps", "Shaders"));
-        resourceSystem->getSceneManager()->setConvertAlphaTestToAlphaToCoverage(Settings::Manager::getBool("convert alpha test to alpha-to-coverage", "Shaders") && Settings::Manager::getInt("antialiasing", "Video") > 1);
+        resourceSystem->getSceneManager()->setConvertAlphaTestToAlphaToCoverage(Settings::Manager::getBool("antialias alpha test", "Shaders") && Settings::Manager::getInt("antialiasing", "Video") > 1);
 
         osg::ref_ptr<SceneUtil::LightManager> sceneRoot = new SceneUtil::LightManager;
         sceneRoot->setLightingMask(Mask_Lighting);

apps/openmw/mwrender/water.cpp

@@ -273,7 +273,7 @@ public:
 
         unsigned int samples = 0;
         unsigned int colourSamples = 0;
-        if (Settings::Manager::getBool("convert alpha test to alpha-to-coverage", "Shaders") && Settings::Manager::getInt("antialiasing", "Video") > 1)
+        if (Settings::Manager::getBool("antialias alpha test", "Shaders") && Settings::Manager::getInt("antialiasing", "Video") > 1)
         {
             // Alpha-to-coverage requires a multisampled framebuffer.
             // OSG will set that up automatically and resolve it to the specified single-sample texture for us.
@@ -368,7 +368,7 @@ public:
 
         unsigned int samples = 0;
         unsigned int colourSamples = 0;
-        if (Settings::Manager::getBool("convert alpha test to alpha-to-coverage", "Shaders") && Settings::Manager::getInt("antialiasing", "Video") > 1)
+        if (Settings::Manager::getBool("antialias alpha test", "Shaders") && Settings::Manager::getInt("antialiasing", "Video") > 1)
         {
             // Alpha-to-coverage requires a multisampled framebuffer.
             // OSG will set that up automatically and resolve it to the specified single-sample texture for us.

docs/source/reference/modding/settings/shaders.rst

@@ -148,13 +148,13 @@ By default, the fog becomes thicker proportionally to your distance from the cli
 This setting makes the fog use the actual eye point distance (or so called Euclidean distance) to calculate the fog, which makes the fog look less artificial, especially if you have a wide FOV.
 Note that the rendering will act as if you have 'force shaders' option enabled with this on, which means that shaders will be used to render all objects and the terrain.
 
-convert alpha test to alpha-to-coverage
+antialias alpha test
 ---------------------------------------
 
 :Type:		boolean
 :Range:		True/False
 :Default:	False
 
-Convert the alpha test (cutout/punchthrough alpha) to alpha-to-coverage.
+Convert the alpha test (cutout/punchthrough alpha) to alpha-to-coverage when :ref:`antialiasing` is on.
 This allows MSAA to work with alpha-tested meshes, producing better-looking edges without pixelation.
 When MSAA is off, this setting will have no visible effect, but might have a performance cost.

files/settings-default.cfg

@@ -445,7 +445,7 @@ radial fog = false
 # Convert the alpha test (cutout/punchthrough alpha) to alpha-to-coverage.
 # This allows MSAA to work with alpha-tested meshes, producing better-looking edges without pixelation.
 # When MSAA is off, this setting will have no visible effect, but might have a performance cost.
-convert alpha test to alpha-to-coverage = false
+antialias alpha test = false
 
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