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Re: Once again, a relativley major bug...
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Tue, 16 Sep 2003 21:38:03 GMT
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Excuse my Direct3D statment, I guess OpenGL is the way to go because of
the linux crowd (plus, thinking a little more....OpenGL is actually
faster than Direct3D).
But the rendering engine in my view is less important mainly because as
I said in my first post, it will create more culling problems than it
might be worth. I've experienced this firsthand when importing a brick
into Zmodeler: primitives that have been "flipped" are inside-out. I
suppose anything that reads BFC statments should correct this but
unfortunatley the LightWave convertor I used before convering them to
3DS doesn't.
Andrew
Jan-Albert van Ree wrote:
> Amaury Jacquot wrote:
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> > > > In my opinion, the whole rendering system should be made Direct3D
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> > No, this is a bad idea, in that it would lock up the software to MS and
> > make it much more difficult to use under other platforms (read linux+wine)
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> Gotta agree, I'd HATE to see that happen. It's already a pity the new track
> designer program most likely won't work under Wine (since it uses much of
> .NET from what I read in the announcement) let's not let this one go
> please. We can't expect many people actively developing Linux software, but
> lets at least show appreciation for people that write Windows software that
> runs cross-platform.
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-AK
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| (...) I can certainly appreciate why you suggested Direct3D, and I personally didn't interpret it to mean that you would be disappointed by an OpenGL renderer. I believe that the performance differences between OpenGL and Direct3D are fairly heavily (...) (23 years ago, 17-Sep-03, to lugnet.cad.mlcad)
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| (...) Gotta agree, I'd HATE to see that happen. It's already a pity the new track designer program most likely won't work under Wine (since it uses much of .NET from what I read in the announcement) let's not let this one go please. We can't expect (...) (23 years ago, 16-Sep-03, to lugnet.cad.mlcad)
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