I finally found out that the Vista Drivers of Ati were working under
Windows 7 even if ATI is claiming that it is not supported by them.
Updating gave my ATI X300 an OpenGL level of 2.1 - and the OpenGL
Extension Viewer test runed fine (previously it gave an exception error).
And *now Fast Preview is working fine* !
But the fit and center buttons (as well as the calculate field of view
and Optimal Size are giving very strange results.
The initial field of view is 144 * 61.4
The width is 3345 * 1580
After calculate field of view they become 360 * 179 and 3345 * 122008 !
which appears in the preview almost as a thin vertical line.
- graphic card ATI X300 - *now* OpenGL 2.1
Le 02/05/2010 11:47, GaaB a écrit :
Thanks to Harry link for OpenGL analysis tool, I found that I have
OpenGL 1.1 with some extensions, but GL_ARB_multitexture *not* supported.
*But* when (by chance) I was able to have the fast preview working I was
able to use masking (the rendering was not Ok, but *no crash*).
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Windows 7 Family Premium 32bits
- Intel(R) Pentium(R) 4 CPU 2.80GHz
- graphic card ATI X300 - OpenGL 1.1
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