| From: | steven dobbs |
| Date: | 26 May 2000 at 16:15:01 |
| Subject: | Re: bvision problem fixed :O) |
Hello Alan
On 26-May-00, you wrote:
> hi,
>=20
>> just saying that I`ve got it working. It is somewhat irritating that i=
t
>> required so much fiddling. I installed a pc gfx card without problems,
>> and then I didnt now what a PCI slot looked like.
>=20
> 8-) i havent read my home email - so tel me, what was the problem? did=
me
> my advice help you out?
I double clicked on the monitor driver BVision and the screen went funny =
but
my tv was still good, I was then using cgxmod and was completely astonish=
ed
to see it come up with a load of screen modes. "Oh My God, It Worked!?!?!=
"
I exclaimed in disbelief.
>=20
>> wow, isnt it nice having a gfx card, it cost a rediculous amount of mo=
ney
>> though considering the age of the tech and the weakness of the euro. =A3=
195
>> - now I can think about some proper 3d coding.
>=20
> well, the first step to do is remove any other AGA kludge stuff you hav=
e,
> and then set up a nice hires workbench and have Birdie running. Then si=
t
> back and watch some OpenGL demos with hardware rendering in action (i l=
ike
> skyfly quite a bit) for 1/2 hour - and then do the coding you've been
> waiting for.
>=20
ah, but how does one go about getting warp3d to work? I have downloaded i=
t
and stormmesa for my program. Happily, the colours are now what they shou=
ld
be, but its still as slow as it always was. This is I feel because warp3d
isnt working, indeed, the statistics at the end confirm this fact. I`ve
installed warpupv4 and got the latest warp3d from haage-partner. What is
Birdie?
Regards
Steven Dobbs