Crisp texture in burning's video

[FRex]

I have a crisp small (32x32, 64x64, etc.) textures and I want them to be rendered pixel perfectly to screen, without bilinear filtering. I'm also trying to stay portable between video driver types. For DirectX and OpenGL driver it works with

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cube->setMaterialFlag(irr::video::EMF_BILINEAR_FILTER, false);

but for Burning's software it doesn't. Is the only way to do it there recompiling it (that'd be very unfortunate because I'm using a precompiled dll)?
Also: why is batch 2D not supported in burning's but single 2D drawings are? (That's what documentation says, I'm in a hurry and didn't check on my own yet).

[CuteAlien]

OK, I'm not that familiar with burnings. But from quick look at code I can tell that Burnings ignores those material settings. Instead it uses defines, so you don't get around re-compilng it to change those settings. The 2 files you can modify those defines are IrrCompileConfig.h (for different default features) and for more detail I guess you could try modifaying SoftwareDrivr2_compile_config.h (but I have no idea which features work together when changed on their own).

From what I can tell about draw2DImageBatch code it simply doesn't optimize it more on Burnings. But it should still draw (otherwise you wouldn't see fonts as those use that function).

[FRex]

I see. That's too bad. Pure software real 3D is really nice choice to have, just for the sake of it, especially since I'm doing something low poly. I guess I'll stick to just GL then.

I meant this function by 'batch':
http://irrlicht.sourceforge.net/docu/cl ... 42af54d140

It says it's not supported on sw drivers.

[CuteAlien]

Hm, yeah - that does indeed not seem to work with software drivers.