Texel anti-aliasing is a feature that removes the stair cased distortion effects of pixels on screen for individual blocks. A general anti-aliasing setting exists for most games, and is present in Bedrock Minecraft. However, this setting wasn't enough when block textures are right in front of the client. Some time before RTX was implemented in the betas, the texel anti-aliasing option disappeared.
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I actually do remember that prior to 1.16.200, the Texel anti-aliasing option had already disappeared, but it still worked. And I know that Renderdragon was released to Windows 10 edition (the platform I use) in 1.16.200 I believe, so it's possible that the issues are caused by this new engine. Heck, it's called "Render" dragon. Sounds responsible for rendering chunks and textures of blocks.
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The Texel Antialiasing also disappeared, but I just installed a 32 Bit Minecraft Bedrock and the option has reappeared and the 32 Bit Minecraft works much faster ...
Same, no texel option on PlayStation. Blocks with busy textures have an awful lot of "wiggle" to them. Would love to be able to enable this feature.
This issue directly relates to the report I made here MCPE-110940 on the texel anti-aliasing problem that I noticed. More details that I've discovered can be found in my report.