Recently I noticed an alert on my console when starting up the git version
of FlightGear:
Enabling ATI viewport hack
This is odd because I have nvidia hardware. I tracked down that this
message was coming from main.cxx, specifically this chuck of code:
if (fgGetBool(/sim/ati-viewport-hack, true)) {
SG_LOG(SG_GENERAL, SG_ALERT, Enabling ATI viewport hack);
ATIScreenSizeHack();
}
This takes the value of /sim/ati-viewport-hack or true if the value is not
set at all (like on my nvidia based system.) Shouldn't this default to a
false value? I can change the default in git unless someone has a specific
reason why it should be the other way? Any objections to defaulting this
to 'false'? (I think this is James code from 'git blame')
Thanks,
Curt.
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