change resolution,antialias or lighting quality in lua ?

[norbert]

Hello,

 

Where can you change the graphics resolution in lua?

And the render quality as antialias or lighting quality?

 

for the final exe file?

 

someone has an idea?

 

greeting norbert

[SarperSoher]

There is a default script file called App.lua in your project. You can change the resolution and window settings at where you create it. Looks like below;

 

self.window = Window:Create(self.title, 0, 0, 640, 480, Window.Titlebar)

 

You can set the AA on context creation

 

self.context=Context:Create(self.window, 0) -- Second parameter determines the MSAA count. Check it out on the documents

 

The other quality settings are changed through the editor options.

[Admin]

The context parameter is the old way of setting AA, on the context itself. This is bad. The proper way to do it is with the Camera::SetMultisampleMode() command. This will make it so the camera renders to a gbuffer with multisampled textures, one of the new features in OpenGL 4.

 

Context antialias could still be useful for 2D drawing but you generally do not need it for anything.

[nate066]

The context parameter is the old way of setting AA, on the context itself. This is bad. The proper way to do it is with the Camera::SetMultisampleMode() command. This will make it so the camera renders to a gbuffer with multisampled textures, one of the new features in OpenGL 4.

 

Context antialias could still be useful for 2D drawing but you generally do not need it for anything.

 

I have everything turned up to high in the editor and my shadows still have artifacts

[norbert]

and if the player wants to make later settings? quality for the light?

 

greeting norbert

[SarperSoher]

The quality settings do not appear the same in the built game. I guess they are editor only for now. Or maybe a bug?

 

I also agree they should be exposed through the API.

[Interference]

The context parameter is the old way of setting AA, on the context itself. This is bad. The proper way to do it is with the Camera::SetMultisampleMode() command. This will make it so the camera renders to a gbuffer with multisampled textures, one of the new features in OpenGL 4.

 

Context antialias could still be useful for 2D drawing but you generally do not need it for anything.

 

I can't seem to get this command to work in LUA at the moment. Am I doing it right? The section of code I'm using is below, but it causes a crash with "attempt to call method 'SetMultisampleMode' (a nil value)":

 

--Create a camera
self.camera = Camera:Create()

--Set the camera's MSAA mode
self.camera:SetMultisampleMode(4)

 

EDIT: Woah, the "code" formatting option didn't like that.