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In lugnet.cad.dev.org.ldraw, Christopher Masi writes:
> Hmm. When I run Apple System Profiler I get the following entries
>
> AGL.framework 2.2.7 18 Dec 2002 01:23 AM OpenGL Carbon
> compatibility dylib for Mac OS X
> GLUT.framework 2.2.7 18 Dec 2002 01:29 AM GLUT dylib for Mac OS X
> OpenGL.framework 1.2.1 18 Dec 2002 01:20 AM OpenGL 1.2.1.9.0
>
> Does this mean my PowerBook G3 FireWire doesn't support OpenGL 1.4 or
> that somehow my update to 10.2.3 didn't go quite right?
I'm not sure if the framework number is the same as the OpenGL version
number. However I think ldglite prints the opengl version number when
run from a command prompt so you could check it that way. Maybe it only
installs the new OpenGL if you have specific graphics hardware.
> I tried LDGLite, and I didn't notice any difference. LDGLite still does
> receive keyboard input.
Then I'm confused as to what exactly is the problem with the GLUT
framework in the 10.2.3 update if the keyboard still works.
> I do not know what you mean be an offscreen command line renderer. Do
> you mean that running the command will produce a graphic file without
> drawing the model to the screen?
Yes, exactly. It should not even open up a window. So you're not
limited to the size (or for that matter, the availability) of the
screen. Believe it or not, this does have it's uses.
Don
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