[Bf-committers] BGE: FSAA request
patrick
patrick at 11h11.com
Mon Feb 9 17:18:52 CET 2009
hi mitchell,
i just compiled blenderplayer on windows (scons, mingw):
usage: blenderplayer.exe [-w l t w h] -c [-g gamengineoptions] [-s
stereomode] filename.blend
-h: Prints this command summary
-w: display in a window
l = window left coordinate
t = window top coordinate
w = window width
h = window height
-f: start game in full screen mode
fw = full screen mode pixel width
fh = full screen mode pixel height
fb = full screen mode bits per pixel
ff = full screen mode frequency
-s: start player in stereo
stereomode: hwpageflip (Quad buffered shutter glasses)
syncdoubling (Above Below)
sidebyside (Left Right)
anaglyph (Red-Blue glasses)
vinterlace (Vertical interlace for autostereo
display)
depending on the type of stereo you want
-c: keep console window open
-d: turn debugging on
-g: game engine options:
Name Default Description
------------------------------------------------------------------------
fixedtime 0 "Enable all frames"
nomipmap 0 Disable mipmaps
show_framerate 0 Show the frame rate
show_properties 0 Show debug properties
show_profile 0 Show profiling information
blender_material 0 Enable material settings
ignore_deprecation_warnings 0 Ignore deprecation warnings
example: blenderplayer.exe -w 10 10 320 200 -g noaudio c:\loadtest.blend
example: blenderplayer.exe -g show_framerate = 0 c:\loadtest.blend
1)
-g noaudio should it be listed under -g. is there any other game engine
options not listed?
2)
-c is not working, dragging a .blend on blenderplayer.exe open a console
(with nothing in it) and stay visible. the source is:
#ifdef WIN32
#ifdef NDEBUG
::FreeConsole(); // Close a console window
#endif // NDEBUG
#endif // WIN32
does it means that i need to compile blender with a special flag (like
BF_DEBUG=False)?
someone said that we need to change the compilation flags for the creation
of the window (scons at least):
config/win32-vc-config.py:
PLATFORM_LINKFLAGS = '''
/SUBSYSTEM:CONSOLE
for
/SUBSYSTEM:WINDOWS
is it a good solution?
3)
-f: start game in full screen mode does not seems to work correctly.
blenderplayer.exe -f 640 480 32 10 will create the game in fullscreen but
with a 8 bits per pixel (well not sure, but not 32). the framerate is 30...
blenderplayer.exe -f 640 480 32 50 will create the game in fullscreen but
the framerate is 60. so it looks like the last argument is not really full
screen mode frequency but also bits per pixel.
patrick
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