Re: [gl4java-usergroup] (no subject)

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If it's reporting OpenGL 1.2, it is because GL4Java
only mapps the OpenGL 1.2 API. 
It's sure that OpenGL 1.4 is out (and it's been a
while since then), but the limitation comes from
GL4Java...

Florent Geffroy


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> I reduced the parameters in my GLCapabilities from:
> 
> Red: 8 bits
> Green: 8 bits
> Blue: 8 bits
> Depth: 12 bits
> 
> down to:
> 
> Red: 2 bits
> Green: 2 bits
> Blue: 2 bits
> Depth: 2 bits
> 
> And I still get a maximum supported texture size of
> 1024. (Granted, I don't need
> any depth bits now, but I will be moving to a
> quasi-3D display soon). My guess is
> that the card doesn't even offer a graphic that is
> so simplistic, and it is giving
> me the nearest match, which has the same
> capabilities as before.
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