-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Hi I've been playing with GLMorphic, updating it to work with current CroquetGL. I've been using it as my Display canvas for a couple of days, and I like the idea of allowing Morphs to use OpenGL in their drawOn: methods (makes for much faster transform morphs ;) There's plenty of problems, and performance isn't great, but do people think better OpenGL integration is something that's still worth pursuing? (not necessarily based on GLMorphic) If you want to give it a try, I've updated the ConfigurationOfGLMorphic in the squeaksource.com/GLMorphic repository. Load the #lastVersion (development) and try and enable the GLCanvas with GLDisplayScreen new Works okay here on my i5 with Mesa (software) rendering, and pretty well when run on an nVidia card. I've only tried it on Linux, but it should work wherever CroquetGL works. There's a little example morph in the GLMorphic-Examples category that renders a rotating cube in its drawSubmorphsOn: Best, - -Tim PS: Please do not judge me too harsh for the GL code - never really played with OpenGL before. -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.11 (GNU/Linux) Comment: Using GnuPG with Mozilla - http://enigmail.mozdev.org/ iQEcBAEBAgAGBQJPxmBpAAoJEFcGo2TJLgG1gxAIALBOHn31aR8Ou3liuDglNjCp HPwU8C/zQApqHU1CcuTrIfsVd2Y8s2tIV32yitSWuP4xVhQ93sYVZnusnhJMH8am 980m5ssFvuEV0OYg+7SaIWolzW7J5r05MO0eYj/3cQIisUtSca58DlQzavH9Uz3i thKKN2/5OMZqhdVwWvqtddf3k0rWlyOilj0Zz0kk4IYycMoNnZaPX6gKDoZ7Stc+ 0UhOwiTqxvG3lLW0/OvfTfvKthYRcvh0B47tJNkHZ1rhVlvKTvqTdk3jEM2QkgGu IE0wS+Ps0Tbv2Fwjnv3VijSAGGdDCpdloSQ4DrwnwwChooZ5/QJccdRb2XxQSAc= =L0hg -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----