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General / SFML and OpenGL ES
« on: May 05, 2011, 10:53:06 am »
Okay, thanks for the info =).
Maybe I will also try it when I got some time...
Maybe I will also try it when I got some time...
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General / SFML and OpenGL ES
« on: May 05, 2011, 10:46:04 am »
Wow! Thanks for your instant reply!
I'm happy to hear you already planned a port. So I will relax and wait for an update.
Maybe you can give a time frame for your work
?
Greetings.
I'm happy to hear you already planned a port. So I will relax and wait for an update.
Maybe you can give a time frame for your work
?Greetings.
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General / SFML and OpenGL ES
« on: May 05, 2011, 10:00:28 am »
Hi everyone!
After weeks of programing we finally finished a project, which is supposed to run on a Panda Board (http://www.pandaboard.org/) but unfortunately I found out that SFML does not support the OpenGL ES interface.
Since the application just has to do some simple 2D tasks I asked myself how much time it would take to port SFML to the OpenGl ES Interface and how complex this task would be.
I read that the OpenGL ES 2.0 specification differs a lot from OpenGL ES 1.1 and think that a Port to Version 1.1 would be easier.
Another problem I have is that I dont have a Panda Board at home but maybe VMWare will help me to set up a real testing environment (a device that is restricted to OpenGL ES).
But still I have no idea if I should really try to port the entire library or just rewrite the application so it is compatible to the Panda Board.
Maybe you experts can give a hint.
Thanks in advance. Many thanks also to Laurent for his amazing work.
Katarn
After weeks of programing we finally finished a project, which is supposed to run on a Panda Board (http://www.pandaboard.org/) but unfortunately I found out that SFML does not support the OpenGL ES interface.
Since the application just has to do some simple 2D tasks I asked myself how much time it would take to port SFML to the OpenGl ES Interface and how complex this task would be.
I read that the OpenGL ES 2.0 specification differs a lot from OpenGL ES 1.1 and think that a Port to Version 1.1 would be easier.
Another problem I have is that I dont have a Panda Board at home but maybe VMWare will help me to set up a real testing environment (a device that is restricted to OpenGL ES).
But still I have no idea if I should really try to port the entire library or just rewrite the application so it is compatible to the Panda Board.
Maybe you experts can give a hint.
Thanks in advance. Many thanks also to Laurent for his amazing work.
Katarn
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Graphics / SetPointPosition() missing?
« on: November 12, 2008, 10:14:45 am »Quote from: "Wizzard"
I don't see anything in that tutorial that uses a function SetPointPosition().
Then it is because I was on the page for the new version...
Very annoying that it is not possible to delete or modify a point of a shape...
Will it be very bad for the performance when I add very very much points to a shape?
kyle
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Graphics / SetPointPosition() missing?
« on: November 11, 2008, 04:56:26 pm »
Am I right that the very useful Function "SetPointPosition()" is not available or is it my fault?
Because in the Tutorial (http://www.sfml-dev.org/tutorials/1.3/graphics-shape.php) they still use it.
It is a very useful function so it would be very nice if someone could help me...
By the way this is one of th best APIs I have ever seen .
Kyle Katarn
Because in the Tutorial (http://www.sfml-dev.org/tutorials/1.3/graphics-shape.php) they still use it.
It is a very useful function so it would be very nice if someone could help me...
By the way this is one of th best APIs I have ever seen
.Kyle Katarn
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