Mail Archives: djgpp/1998/05/05/02:45:58
hi !
If you want to use software rendering, you should not use that, because it
is very slow in software rendering.
It only supports d3d under win32 of course.
Under dos only glide is avaiable. It is not enought.
Glide API only supports 3dfx.
I would recommend to use it under linux(opengl,glide) or under
win32(glide,opengl,d3d)
-- Archee/CoNTRACT CODER ( 01dsolt AT vpg DOT hu )
oldnikk:stonee,sutyi
web: http://gondolat.vpg.hu/~01dsolt
On Mon, 4 May 1998 olivier DOT brunet AT capway DOT com wrote:
>
>
> I need help !
>
> But for the moment, let me introduce you to Panard Vision:
>
> Panard Vision is a full featured free (for non commercial use) portable
> Realtime 3D engine allowing for high speed/quality rendering on
> Win32/Dos/Linux platforms. It supports both hardware and software rendering.
>
> Some (many?) people asked me about a DJGPP version of PV. The problem is that
> I don't have enough knowledge about DJ (and no time to acquire such
> knowledge).
> There is a version of the PV libs that are compiled with pgcc for dos and they
> run (some guys ran some tutorials with it). But to set up a full distribution
> of PV for DJ I need someone to port the tutorials (simple) and the viewer (les
> s simple) to DJ (with Allegro or PTC or whatever ...).
>
> More infos about PV are available at the PV Home Page (see below).
>
> If someone is interested in making PV/DJ, contact me.
>
> Regards,
>
> ---
> Panard Vision Free 3D Engine http://www.inforoute.capway.com/brunet3/
> Win32-Linux-DOS supports hardware through glide, Direct3D &
> OpenGl
>
>
>
>
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