ALL the 3D cards supports gamma changes?

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DARKGuy

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Posted: 7th Jun 2004 13:18

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hehe yeah, as the title says. Because I want to make some gamma effects in my games in DBC but I don't know if all the 3D cards support them (from a SiS 6326 8 Mb to the lastest 3D card).

They support it?

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Emperor Baal

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Posted: 7th Jun 2004 14:01

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most of them do. Just add the gamma effects and put "requires videocard that supports gamma changes" in the readme

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Pincho Paxton

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Posted: 7th Jun 2004 15:15

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Most do. I've put a demo up with Gamma changes, and I didn't get a single report of it not working.

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Shadow Robert

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Posted: 8th Jun 2004 03:17

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DirectX falls back on software gamma when hardware gamma fails; hardware gamma only is really useful when your playing back system intensive movies like high-resolution dvd or mpeg.
Usally if your system is faster than 400MHz then the difference in speed is neglegable;

so in an answer, no but it doesn't matter if they do or don't as DirectX does.

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DARKGuy

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Posted: 8th Jun 2004 03:33

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Ok, so most of them support gamma changes, and when they doesn't support it, DirectX does it in software mode right?, if this is right, this does applies for DBC games too?

Thanks for answering guys