Stéphane Magnenat wrote:
On Sunday 15 January 2006 16:29, Kyle Lutze wrote:
ok, another one that's been bugging some new people when they come and
try to play multiplayer is that SDL video takes up all the processing
power of the computer and makes multiplayer games unplayable. So, here's
my suggestion, but in an if statement that will deny multiplayer access
(and give the reason) if they have SDL chosen for video.
I really don't have any other ideas on how we could get that to work,
but considering most games requires GL it doesn't suprise me that
SDLvideo isn't working too well.
SDL video means software rendering. You can ask those people to enable low
speed graphics, that will cut all fancy effect and should boost the software
rendering (about doubling the speed).
Steph
how do you change the quality of the graphics?
Kyle
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