Re: [Help-liquidwar6] Little poll about look & feel

[Timothy Anderson]

I like the NEAREST implementation. I suppose that doesn't come as much
of a surprise though, hah.

I've always felt that blending pixels/images with low resolutions
always looks poor. That's just my opinion, but I've always held
strongly to it.

Tim

On 10/2/09, Christian Mauduit <address@hidden> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> On Fri, October 2, 2009 9:06 pm, Aguirrezabal Pedro wrote:
>> If you need some feedback to finetunning the performance, I can provide
>> you
>> with benchmarks of 5 diferents computers with the details of the hardware
>> (all running windows)
>> The lowest one: HP TC4400 core duo 2.25 with intelGMA950
>> The biggest one: Phenom 9850 with GeForce8800
> Lol, your "low" end is almost as fast as my best one ;)
>
> Feedback is important and yes, I'm interested by any information such as
> "runs anywhere" or "does not run on this one because of X or Y". I have
> limited Windows support here, so well, it's a bit like developping in the
> dark.
>
> BTW, good news folkds, tonight I played the first deathmatch Liquid War
> game ever. Yeah, deathmatch, when someone dies, it comes back on the map
> with great health and power and thirst for vengeance! Only I was playing
> again stupid bot to it wasn't that fun.
>
> I'll try to release something really soon, there are still lots of broken
> things, but also some noticeable improvements.
>
> Have a nice day,
>
> Christian.
>
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