Warp3d synchro/double-triply bufferging

[Framiga]

sorry for the intrusion but:

"Not big bugs, but some UPpers areas of my screen is 'blinking'. If i drawing in 'low' part of screen, it is work fine.. I don't know what is it, maybe problem with WaitTOF() or need do it somethink else .."

i have a similar problem with the W3DDemo "WarpTest", in the W3D archive.

CVPPC at 90 Mhz (but the same at 80) CGX42.7 with a low vertical freq>62Hz.

Thanks

[Framiga]

@kas1e

just tryed again:

PaybackDemo>W3D= OK

FreespaceDemo>W3D= OK

ony WarpTest gives me those strange problem an GFX corruption on the 3D object.

EDIT- ops forgot . . .not i haven't tryed those demos (mawi/encore/universe)

[Framiga]

i'm just downloading this:

ftp://ftp.scene.org/pub/parties/2003/symphony03/amiga/demo/encore_bynight.lha

WOW fantastic :-)

works perfectly here . . . thanks

[Framiga]

wow Karlos

your Warpdemo prog is impressive!!!

Why don't you public it somewhere?

10 minutes job, a screen grabber and voilà . . . GREAT :-)

[Framiga]

i've done a joke to my nephew (10 years old).

I prefer don't public it . . . but i've intention to build some animations.

I'll post here soon

Thanks :-)

EDIT- about the mesh, should it be a sort of grid?

[Framiga]

with a little effort, its possible to do incredible things.

btw . . . Warpdemo accepts only 256x256 pics?

I've done only some simple test but others will follow.

About looking inside the source . .  . Karlos do you wanna kill me :-)

Its chinese for me :-(

[Framiga]

Ok Karlos CVPPC here too and works with 512x512 as well.

Show Mesh, shows only a dimmered copy of the original image.

[Framiga]

like this?

10.AmigaOS:> warp image "Ram Disk:gianca.jpg" -sysdebug
[ Info    ] SystemLib created memory pool
[ Info    ] SystemLib initialised
[ Info    ] Rasterizer:: initialized
[ Info    ] Rasterizer:: finalized
[ Info    ] SystemLib freed memory pool
[ Info    ] SystemLib finalized


I'm not 100% sure, but:

128x128 works

64x64 works

600x400 doesn't works

400x400 doesn't works

OOOPS sorry . . . you said power of 2 (not multiple of 2) :oops:

[Framiga]

REPAIRED!!!

. . . or quite :-D