Good day, what build number is the last that used the Default Graphic Compatibility of 1?
I’m using a PC that has a Open GL 2.0, but corona’s minimum OpenGL requirement is 2.1, I was looking for a lower build, but I don’t know what build number should I download. Thanks in advance
Note: even though I change the Graphic Compatibility in the Config and Build Settings, the Warning still prompts. And when I ignore it Corona SDK crashes, When I cancel it Corona doesn’t do a thing.
Changing the graphicsCompatibility setting isn’t going to change the OpenGL requirement. It just changes the way reference points/anchor points behave. For display objects where you specify an x, y go back to their inconsistent behavior (display.newRect() x, y is top left, display.newImage() x, y is centered, etc.)
I just tried to go back to the oldest build we have published and it only goes back to 2015, which is a Graphics 2.0 build.
Even if you could find an older build, it’s very probable that you would not be able to submit to any store because they have changed sufficient rules invalidating those older builds.
Are you on a desktop or a laptop? If it’s a desktop you might be able to find a more modern graphics card for it. Note many cards sold today are not likely going to work in older computers. You would probably have to take it into a local computer shop and see if they have something newer that works with your motherboard’s card slots. Laptops don’t usually have upgradable graphics cards unfortunately.
Rob
Graphics “compatibility mode” was deprecated a long time ago. I don’t believe the setting does anything at this time.
Brent
Anyway I can run Corona in an OpenGL v2.0 or OpenGL v1.8?
Corona requires OpenGL 2.1 or later. It will not run on 2.0 or 1.8.
Rob
Changing the graphicsCompatibility setting isn’t going to change the OpenGL requirement. It just changes the way reference points/anchor points behave. For display objects where you specify an x, y go back to their inconsistent behavior (display.newRect() x, y is top left, display.newImage() x, y is centered, etc.)
I just tried to go back to the oldest build we have published and it only goes back to 2015, which is a Graphics 2.0 build.
Even if you could find an older build, it’s very probable that you would not be able to submit to any store because they have changed sufficient rules invalidating those older builds.
Are you on a desktop or a laptop? If it’s a desktop you might be able to find a more modern graphics card for it. Note many cards sold today are not likely going to work in older computers. You would probably have to take it into a local computer shop and see if they have something newer that works with your motherboard’s card slots. Laptops don’t usually have upgradable graphics cards unfortunately.
Rob
Graphics “compatibility mode” was deprecated a long time ago. I don’t believe the setting does anything at this time.
Brent
Anyway I can run Corona in an OpenGL v2.0 or OpenGL v1.8?
Corona requires OpenGL 2.1 or later. It will not run on 2.0 or 1.8.
Rob