What are the renderers YOU are using?
What are the renderers YOU are using?
I have been wondering for a while now what renderers are being used. Please answer as truthfully as you can about all the renderers you are still using. Sadly, I couldn't enter all the poll options I wanted, since the limitation is too high. Try and find the closest answer please.
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Niko enables it for the actual SDK releases (so that the DX8 driver is available), but it's off in the SVN versions of IrrCompileConfig.h
I can't imagine that it'll be enabled indefinitely, but Niko's roof, Niko's rules.
I can't imagine that it'll be enabled indefinitely, but Niko's roof, Niko's rules.
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I use Direct3D9 and OpenGL
Library helping with network requests, tasks management, logger etc in desktop and mobile apps: https://github.com/GrupaPracuj/hermes
I mainly use OpenGL, it's faster in my opinion. Or maybe just on my computer. Also DirectX is darker for a flight sim, anyway.
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OpenGL, Burning, DirectX8 and the Null Driver. I think I've also used Software in the past (for pre-start settings which let the user select stuff) but probably could also use Burning there by now. I might use DirectX9 at some time. It's really strange - once stuff is there you find yourself suddenly in situation where you actually need it.
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I tend to use OGL mostly as it's cross platform but i also like to support DX9 so that the user has an option (at least on windows anyway...).
Basically you can never really predict how the driver will work on someone elses PC so it's good to provide a few options so they can try and find the best fit.
Basically you can never really predict how the driver will work on someone elses PC so it's good to provide a few options so they can try and find the best fit.