kortemik
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6 years ago Please note https://ci.appveyor.com/project/kortemik/opentechbfg/build/1.0.226
On Tue, Sep 26, 2017 at 6:41 PM, Biel Bestué de Luna < notifications@github.com> wrote:
Merged #142 https://github.com/OpenTechEngine/OpenTechBFG/pull/142.
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BielBdeLuna
damiel
Burn in hell CG! long live GLSL!
To use the GLSL files as source instead of the old CG you have to generate them first, therefore :
+set r_useOpengl32 2 +set r_sourceGLSL 1 +set r_alwaysExportGLSL 1The first command sets the engine using OpenGL 3.2, the second command is new and sets the engine searching for GLSL files, and the last command will generate the GLSL accordingly from the CG files that now reside in their new directory "cg" and writes the new GLSL files at /renderprogs/ as well as generate HLSL and a copy of the GLSL in the glsl-1_50 directory as before,
Then once the engine started (the GLSL files will be created by now) quit to desktop and enter again, but now with the following chore:
+set r_useOpengl32 2 +set r_sourceGLSL 1 +set r_alwaysExportGLSL 0And there won't be CG nevermore!
But if again, just
+set r_useOpengl32 2is entered and nothing more. Then the engine will go back to normal, and use the CG files from the /renderprogs/cg/ directory and run as heretofore!