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Thareh
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Hi!

I didn't get any response on my other thread, and I'm stuck until this can be solved so I'm hoping for some response now :unsure:

It's not recommended to create a buffer smaller than 64x64, so how would I go ahead and render to texture on a texture smaller than 64x64?

The only way to Render to a Texture that I know of is using buffers.

 

Thanks :)

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Another question also while I'm at it:

How can I clear a buffer so that it's transparent? :unsure:

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I've been stuck on this for several days now, surely Josh must know the answer?

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Thareh from what i've been doing with render-to-texture. i haven't created a buffer to match the size of the texture. leadwerks simply grabs the contents of my render-to-texture buffer and automatically resizes it to fit on the texture i've created. hence my rtt buffer is set at 1920x1200 and my rtt texture is 128x128. no idea if that helps you.

 

as for transparent buffer question no idea. i'm still messing around and learning about buffers.

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