Hi everyone,

I just wanted to give a status update on my experiences with Java3D and
hardware acceleration:

The problems I had with Java3D obviously resultet in bugs in Utah-GLX, so
Java3D is not really to blame (the behaviour was just a bit confusing). Here
are some of my results:

GFX hardware            OpenGL implementation           Result
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Matrox G400             XFree 3.3.6 / Mesa 3.2 /        Works. VERY slow.
                        Software rendering

Matrox G400             XFree 3.3.6 / Mesa 3.2 /        Does not show
                        Utah-GLX-20000626               textures. Crashes
                                                        occasionally.
                                                        Non-textured rendering
                                                        is reasonable fast.

nVidea GForce           XFree 3.3.6 / Mesa 3.2 /        Same as G400.
                        Utah-GLX-20000626

Matrox G200             XFree 4.0 (includes Mesa 3.3)   Black picture. The
                        / DRI                           Framerate is
                                                        impressive however.
                                                        ;-)

Matrox G400             XFree 4.0 (includes Mesa 3.3)   Crashes.
                        / DRI

Matrox G400             Xi-Graphics Accelerated-X       Works. VERY fast.
                        (Demo version 1.1)
------------------------------------------------------------------------------

So for now the only viable option I know of if Accelerated-X. Using a 3Dfx
board with hardware accelerated Mesa on Glide probably also works, but I have
not tested this. The XFree 4.0 test are not finished yet. A test with the
GForce, as well as using different kernel versions might give other results.

   bye...
         Andreas Micklei

-- 
Andreas Micklei
IVISTAR Kommunikationssysteme AG
Ehrenbergstr. 19 / 10245 Berlin
http://www.ivistar.de


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