Tkinter is a really basic library, but the advantage is that it's easy. I don't immediately know if there is a good way to do this, but maybe by scaling everything up or using aggdraw. I will let you know if I know a better way. Thanks for the question.
@@PyExplained I got the answer thanks tho. It's not possible as TCL doesn't involve vsync and anti-aliasing and aggdraw uses memory buffer that will slow down the program and also it's not python 3 compatible. Thanks a lot , good luck
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Tkinter doesn't has anti-aliasing so it has jaggy graphics do you know how to fix that?
Tkinter is a really basic library, but the advantage is that it's easy. I don't immediately know if there is a good way to do this, but maybe by scaling everything up or using aggdraw. I will let you know if I know a better way. Thanks for the question.
@@PyExplained
I got the answer thanks tho.
It's not possible as TCL doesn't involve vsync and anti-aliasing and aggdraw uses memory buffer that will slow down the program and also it's not python 3 compatible. Thanks a lot , good luck