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Will the mapping files be backwards compatible moving forward or will all VJs be required to be running the same version to load the mapping files?


We will always provide backward compatibility for files created with previous versions. If you save a file in version 7.0.1 you will still be able ...

You cannot start without splash screen. The splash screen should go away when you click though. Maybe simulate a mouse click yourself?

enum MouseKey
{
MK_LEFT,
MK_RIGHT,

MK_NumKeys
};
enum KeyDirection
{
KD_PRESS,
KD_RELEASE,
};

void InputDispatch::SendKey( MouseKey key, KeyDirection ...

Why is this nasty pointer recasting code still all up in my face? (FFGL.cpp)
Plugins aren't expected to interact with FFGL.cpp. Plugins are expected to use the FFGLPluginSDK.h as their entrypoint into the ffgl sdk. FFGL's internals require all this pointer casting because ffgl uses an opcode ...

In Resolume we're using a function to compile and convert outdated shaders, i'll attach it below. We do require shaders to be at least glsl #version 120 and where they're using generic vertex attributes though. If you want to read more about providing generic vertex attributes you can read here http ...

The opengl driver could not be found. What GPU are you using and have you installed the latest drivers?

are you sure though? :roll:
We have ideas on supporting dmx clips some time. You'd have clips to which you can add fixtures so you can control their parameters. This is a lot of work though. We dont have a set timeframe on when/if we're going to work on this so yeah for now you're at the mercy of ...

I'm trying to figure out what's happening, which is kind of hard as i dont have a machine available that also has this issue. For now it looks like we're not allowed access to the OpenGL context during our startup routine.
Can you please tell me how much cpu % and how much gpu % arena is using while ...

No we cannot do that sadly
FFGL 1.5 plugins are allowed to use OpenGL functionality that the OpenGL 4.1 driver wont allow us to use.

Would a guideline on how to convert glsl 120 shaders to glsl 410 help you?

If you want a higher fps than 60 with vsync turned on your need a monitor that has a higher refresh rate. For example a 144Hz monitor. Alternatively you could turn vsync off which depending on the os's window manager will result in either tearing or prerendered frames being discarded.

Resolume's output system is single threaded and processes outputs sequentially. That means it's using a single cpu core and only processes a single output at the same time, one after another. This causes these hard to interpret situations when measuring average utilization over a set amount of time ...