11-15-2022, 04:37 PM
I just spent ages trying to work up an example which showcases the blending of the _SMOOTH command, only to have each and every one of them do nothing whatsoever.
Frustrated, I finally dug into the libqb.cpp source to see what it tells us about this _SMOOTH...
It basically sets a flag for hgc.smooth to become true instead of false...
And what is hgc iniside libqb? Hardware Graphic Control....
_SMOOTH *only* works with hardware images. It does nothing with software images. As most people tend to work exclusively with software images, _SMOOTH may as well not exist for them. It's not going to make one whit of a difference in how things look or display.
Frustrated, I finally dug into the libqb.cpp source to see what it tells us about this _SMOOTH...
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hgc->smooth = 0; // unless specified, no filtering will be applied
if (passed & 128)
hgc->smooth = 1;It basically sets a flag for hgc.smooth to become true instead of false...
And what is hgc iniside libqb? Hardware Graphic Control....
_SMOOTH *only* works with hardware images. It does nothing with software images. As most people tend to work exclusively with software images, _SMOOTH may as well not exist for them. It's not going to make one whit of a difference in how things look or display.