Just curious. I'm using the w-buffer and it works fine on my pc. Is this a common feature on gfx cards today? Is it reasonable to expect that any pc bought in the last 2 years will have w-buffer? Can I assume that it's present, or would it be wiser to have some kind of z-buffer fallback plan?
w-buffer - is it a common feature?
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