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jPCT - a 3d engine for Java => Support => Topic started by: Bart on September 28, 2003, 11:04:25 am
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I have two questions:
1) Does the openGL render works with Linux and other operating systems?
2) Is there a set-method to change the samplingmode?
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1) Does the openGL render works with Linux and other operating systems?
It should. There are binaries of LWJGL for Linux or you have to compile it yourself. Have a look at the LWJGL homepage at http://www.lwjgl.org I never tried it though because i don't have a system running Linux (just FreeBSD... :wink: ).
2) Is there a set-method to change the samplingmode?
You mean switching between under-/over- and normal sampling without constructing a new FrameBuffer? No, there isn't because each change of the used mode actually requires the construction of a new FrameBuffer (because the backbuffer as well as some minor things are different everytime). Encapsulating this in a innocently looking setXXXX()-method doesn't express this well enough IMO. I promise to have a second look at this decision though.
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Thanks for your help.