SiO2 on 8/5/2010 at 19:39
I haven't started on this yet. Someone mentioned this in the DDFix technical thread but I'm 50/50 as to what benefits an OpenGL version of DDFix would give.
Does anyone have any reasons in favour?
MoroseTroll on 10/5/2010 at 08:10
Perhaps, it was me :erm:. Although I'm not a graphics programmer, I've been thinking that way: there are some advanced game engines use(d) OpenGL (id Tech 1-4 and probably 5, Serious Engine 1, StarBreeze Engine, World of Warcraft), so why not to adapt DDFix for this API? I know it will be very difficult as TimeSlip said, but all that problems with different DX versions (6 and 9), and fog absense are really annoying for the most DDFix users, IIRC. Maybe OpenGL will resolve them?
Brian The Dog on 10/5/2010 at 08:17
Won't OpenGL give you platform independence, since Dark uses DirectX which locks you to Windows?
