Sorry for the long delay, I was away and could not get to my computer.
SpLinux: No, putting that in does not work, but it makes it better. However, putting it in slows down the program considerably.
Sir Gak: When I ran your program, it came up with 1280x960x32, which is what I am using. I have tried changing the resolution to "0" and "16" but that does not help.
I think these lines only appear in 2-d mode, because in 3-d mode everything works fine. The effect of the lines is almost as if it isn't quite done drawing that part of the picture when it flips, which makes no sense to me because when I try to do screenshots or screen capture, it comes out as a whole image.
SpLinux: No, putting that in does not work, but it makes it better. However, putting it in slows down the program considerably.
Sir Gak: When I ran your program, it came up with 1280x960x32, which is what I am using. I have tried changing the resolution to "0" and "16" but that does not help.
I think these lines only appear in 2-d mode, because in 3-d mode everything works fine. The effect of the lines is almost as if it isn't quite done drawing that part of the picture when it flips, which makes no sense to me because when I try to do screenshots or screen capture, it comes out as a whole image.