and GLEnum has both `FrontAndBack` and `Line`
and GLEnum has both
FrontAndBack and Line
Pno idea i'm afraid, that's an error that's designed to be obscure!
Ptry enabling the info queue to see if there's any extra debug
FI will look into that, thanks.
VYes, but it didn't work for me
no clue :/
no clue :/
Pit's
GLEnum, not Enum
GFor creating an SDL window, do I need the Window structure or a different class?
Gjust trying to figure out how to create a window
HUse the Silk.NET windowing, it's great
Las an unbiased party, i agree
GIt's the same code as in the examples right?
Pyeah
Pwhy do you need SDL though
Pit's designed so you don't care what it's using under the hood in 99% of cases
GDoes the underlying API matter with regard to textures, or are there generic classes for those as well?
Ltextures?
Lthats not a concept with windowing, thats elsewhere in the stack
Gright, just trying to figure out everything that I need
Gtrying to convert an SDL c++ project at the moment
HWhat api binding are you targeting?
GIdeally SDL
HDX12, Vulkan? Both?
Lare you using the SDL rendering functionality
GIn my original c++ codebase, yes.
Lin that case you have to use SDL directly
Land you use it the exact same way
GGot it
Ihow do I get a context for
Gl.GetApi() if I have a GLFW window handle?Pyou can use
GlfwNativeWindowIah
Ithank you
Ibut what do I do with these?
Lexplain in more depth the problem, what are you doing
Iwell I don't really know how I could besides, just trying to make a GL api instance from a GLFW window handle
Pnothing
II've never really used Silk.NET so a little confused
Lokay so this is a new project?
Iyeah +/-
Lif such, id look at our tutorials
PPbut yeah if this is a new project just use our abstractions
Lthey explain the concepts well, and how to use our windowing abstractions
Ithough
Ithey didnt really work for me, so someone suggested I use GLFW
Lwdym didnt work
Pthat was probably A Bad Suggestion
Por at least for that problem
Pwhat issues were you seeing?
Loh god the @jvyden4ism is spreading
Ithe window wouldn't clear, it would look like it's not responding, and it'd just crash in a bit
IGLFW doesnt do that though