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Has anyone else had problems getting anti-aliasing to work, with an AnyCubic Photon? (not S).

Mine arrived the other day and I was thrilled with the test print. I checked the device and it has firmware 4.2.17 already installed.

I activated anti-aliasing in Chitubox and sliced my mini with anti-alias level eight (pic 1). I checked the file in the file validator and it correctly showed AA level set to eight (pic 2) - so the model definitely sliced with anti-aliasing active.

Yet when I click on the image in the file validator, despite it saying there are eight levels of anti-aliasing, I only ever see green or yellow pixels (pic 3) not the anti-aliased greyscale image the screenshot on github shows (pic 4).

I think the issue is software rather than hardware based, since my hardware came with 4.2.17 already installed on it which is the hardware version recommended in the anycubic youtube video (pic 5). The two-colour display in the file validator just doesn't look right to me! Though maybe it is, I don't know - I tried clicking "convert" and forcing it to recalculate anti-aliasing: it did so, but the preview image is still only green and yellow with no nice gradients as in the app screenshot.

My prints are very much like the "before" photo, not the "after" one: I printed Boba Fett's legs 10 degrees off vertical (with his feet supported on the base plate) so the artifacts are not layer height issues - they look very much like anti-aliasing isn't working....

Any ideas, hivemind?

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