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===== How it works ===== | ===== How it works ===== |
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First, ''IsOpenGL'' checks if it's running serverside (see above). | This functions first calls [[client_server_detection|IsClient]] to see if it's running on a client (see above). |
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Then ''IsOpenGL'' calls [[renderer_identification|IsZDoom]] to check if it's running in ZDoom. Since ZDoom doesn't have an OpenGL renderer, the renderer is assumed to be software in this case. | If it's running on a client, it calls [[port_detection|IsGZDoom]] to check if the port is GZDoom or a derivative like Zandronum. If the port is not a GZDoom derivative, it can't have the OpenGL renderer, and this function returns false. This is to prevent detecting the OpenGL renderer when ZDoom is run with a config from GZDoom which has ''vid_renderer=1''. |
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Then, ''IsOpenGL'' checks ''gl_nogl'' -- a CVar that lets the user to disable the OpenGL renderer in GZDoom and Zandronum. If it's set, the renderer is assumed to be software. | If the port is confirmed to be a GZDoom derivative, this function checks for two CVars: ''vid_renderer'' and ''gl_nogl''. This function only returns true if ''vid_renderer'' is true and ''gl_nogl'' is false. |
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And only then ''IsOpenGL'' checks ''vid_renderer''. If its value is not 0, the renderer is assumed to be OpenGL. | |
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