Hi everybody ! Usually, I use the pygame.surfarray pixels2d function to reference the pygame-display's surface as a numpy array.
As long as I used a standard pygame surface with pygame.display.set_mode, this method worked fine but now, I try to do the same thing with 3d displays setting the OPENGL flag... Unfortunately, it seems pixels2d method doesn't work in this case. Pixels2d return a reference to an array with correct shape but with all cells set to zero whatever it is displayed on the screen. So, I would want to know if there is an incompatibility between surfarray's methods and opengl surfaces (I didn't find this information in the pygame documentation) and in this case how could I do the same job with an OPENGL surfaces ? Cheers, Nicolas
