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| filled, so they end up being blended with part of the pixel behind them. If culling treats them as opaque, then the background tile below is culled
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| inappropriately, and the edge pixels come out mixed with blue since the partial pixels behind were not filled.
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| -<img class="scaled green" src="../../fast/images/resources/green.jpg"></img>
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| +<img class="scaled green" src="../../images/resources/green.jpg"></img>
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| </body>
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| </html>
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