HD Screen kind of (by Enabling Floating Textures)

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stevepusser · #16 Post by **stevepusser** » 2016-12-25 21:32

Then it should be simple to show the difference between the two with a couple screenshots.

vbrummond · #17 Post by **vbrummond** » 2016-12-25 21:52

I would be quite happy to be proven wrong. My only reason for doubting you is the mesa packages are already built with this feature, so what changed?

phenest · #18 Post by **phenest** » 2016-12-25 21:57

You all seem to be discussing 2 different things here. The topic is about enabling Floating Textures but you're all discussing compression.

From what I understand, as stevepusser has already noted, enabling floating textures is for 3D rendered textures and not 2D, therefore video will be unaffected. See http://www.mathematik.tu-dortmund.de/~g ... ml#arrays3. So why the discussion on compression?

bester69 · #19 Post by **bester69** » 2016-12-26 08:10

i think i will atached some captures to try to convince all of you..

Sorry, i think we cant do this, this is hardware feature, I think you cant make a capture,cos you will see the same

, am i wrong?

phenest · #20 Post by **phenest** » 2016-12-26 22:33

bester69 wrote:
i think i will atached some captures to try to convince all of you..
Sorry, i think we cant do this, this is hardware feature, I think you cant make a capture,cos you will see the same , am i wrong?

Don't make excuses. Attach some captures so we can all see.

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