Hi all,
thanks for the answers!
I use a 60Hz LCD-Display here. But regardless of the framerate you have these two different buffers which are drawn and so the ghostframes. Increasing the framerate depends too much on the display of the user and moreover steals processing power. Choosing the frontbuffer anyhow would be the best...
Okay, my fault i meant a constant which i define and got parsed before...something like a makro...i just don't want to type it twice.
Hmmm not working for me. For example:
Under "Help/Module Reference/Max2D/Cls" i click on the code then the rest of text (except the code) dissapears. I've only got the code on a white page, but i can't compile it, neither i can cut&paste it. Or am i doing something wrong?
Yes sure, i was asking for: What would happen if an EXE-File is started on a computer with no openGL support:
Hmm i suppose that i would get no graphicmodes and so i would have to take the appropriate steps (alternatives, info message)...okay :O)
Greetings,
taumel
thanks for the answers!
d) perhaps your refresh rate is to low? On linux you might need to use -1 for the hertz in the graphics creation to avoid this problem.
I use a 60Hz LCD-Display here. But regardless of the framerate you have these two different buffers which are drawn and so the ghostframes. Increasing the framerate depends too much on the display of the user and moreover steals processing power. Choosing the frontbuffer anyhow would be the best...
Incbin is not a command it's a compiler/linker directive. It doesn't get executed at runtime to using a variable wouldn't work.
Okay, my fault i meant a constant which i define and got parsed before...something like a makro...i just don't want to type it twice.
a) just to note, if you click on a piece of example code in the documentation, it will load that example program as a program in the IDE...
Hmmm not working for me. For example:
Under "Help/Module Reference/Max2D/Cls" i click on the code then the rest of text (except the code) dissapears. I've only got the code on a white page, but i can't compile it, neither i can cut&paste it. Or am i doing something wrong?
If there is no OpenGL driver then they won't be able to use your BlitzMax software as it stands. ...
Yes sure, i was asking for: What would happen if an EXE-File is started on a computer with no openGL support:
Hmm i suppose that i would get no graphicmodes and so i would have to take the appropriate steps (alternatives, info message)...okay :O)
Greetings,
taumel