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Textures on A1222: Part Two
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SubmitterGuest   CategoryAmigaOS Screenshots   Last Update2023/5/21 21:38
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I've had a consistent issue with running OpenGL-based tools on my A1222, namely that certain textures simply don't render properly. I'm attaching the second of two examples of this: the new port of Super Mario 64 in development. I'm assuming this is related to the FPU emulation code, but really have no idea. It could also be an issue with Warp3DNova. You can also see an example of this from ShaderJoy here: https://www.amigans.net/modules/myalbum/photo.php?lid=2398

-- eliyahu

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eliyahu
Published: 2023/5/23 16:13  Updated: 2023/5/23 16:13
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 Re: Textures on A1222
Update: fixed!


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