Michael, thanks.
I am trying to run FG through a multi-display system using Chromium, which
is an open source tool that replaces the OpenGL DLL to drive multiple
displays without having to recompile FG.
FG runs slowly with flickering and reports an error repeatedly about not
finding glUseProgram. I suspect the repeated error reporting is causing the
slow down and flickering.
Also, I suspect that FG thinks it has OpenGL 2.0 support (thus the
glUseProgram) when Chromium only supports upto 1.5.
Anyway, if anyone has something definitive on FG's OpenGL min version
requirements that would help.
Best regards,
--Dave
On Thu, Feb 5, 2009 at 4:49 PM, Michael D. Smith <[email protected]>wrote:
> David L. Page wrote:
>
>>
>> What are the OpenGL version requirements for FlightGear 1.9.1?
>> I haven't found a reference in FG documentation, yet. I have only seen
>> specifications for the latest nVidia or ATI cards.
>> Best regards,
>> --Dave
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> Hello David, I would say at least version 1.1 would be good, although I am
> not sure about older versions. I have 1.3 myself.
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