my vid card is only 2.0
python 2.6 & opengl
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Re: python 2.6 & opengl
Versions of pyOpenGL don't directly have to do with versions of OpenGL itself.
You will need pyOpenGL 3 with Python 2.6. There is no pyOpenGL 2 package for 2.6.
You will need pyOpenGL 3 with Python 2.6. There is no pyOpenGL 2 package for 2.6.
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Re: python 2.6 & opengl
ok i guess im sticking with 2.4 then, atleast until i get a better vid card..lol
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Re: python 2.6 & opengl
I think his point was you can use pyOpenGL 3 with no problems on an older graphics card. You just might not get some of the newer shaders and stuff, but my guess is you wouldn't be anyway.
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