arekkusu
2004.06.29, 02:58 PM
A small but important update to glAArg (OpenGL AntiAliased Rendering Glue) is now available. (http://homepage.mac.com/arekkusu/SW/glAArg_0.1.5.zip)
This update adds a workaround for the hardware bug on the original Radeon and Radeon 7000 which made line segments look fuzzy. That chipset is used in the 667 MHz PowerBook G4 and a bunch of iBooks. Also the Xserves... ;)
FYI, updates to come include:
* vertex array optimization for chipsets without VAR (rage128, radeon7000)
* hardware mipmap generation optimizations (only on chipsets/OS that work correctly)
* API cleanup
* cross-platform support with new GLUT demo
This update adds a workaround for the hardware bug on the original Radeon and Radeon 7000 which made line segments look fuzzy. That chipset is used in the 667 MHz PowerBook G4 and a bunch of iBooks. Also the Xserves... ;)
FYI, updates to come include:
* vertex array optimization for chipsets without VAR (rage128, radeon7000)
* hardware mipmap generation optimizations (only on chipsets/OS that work correctly)
* API cleanup
* cross-platform support with new GLUT demo