Justin, Thanks for your quick response. I'm running an NVidia Quadro 2 with either 32MB or 64MB VRAM. The system I have is pretty new...a dual dell Xeon 1.8 ghz with 1GB RAM. Do you think there's an issue with the NVidia card? Would there be a way of verifying that there's a limitation? A 354k jpg doesn't seem too demanding to me but maybe I'm wrong?
-Greg
Justin Couch wrote:
Greg Gimler wrote:
works fine. When I run it with another earth.jpg I have which is larger (354kb instead of the demo's 13k) I get a blank screen. If I create a
You might be running into limitations of your graphics hardware if you are on an older machine. Modern cards will deal with textures up to 2K x 2K, but frequently the older equipment would handle much less: 512x512 or less.
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