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• 2018-07-24
• 14:02 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZXR9LoQ-_O0
• 14:24 Come to FUNCTION 2018 y'all! 2018. Sep. 7-9, Budapest, Hungary. http://2018.function.hu
• 14:32 ST <3
• 14:57 FB event for function in case you use that: https://www.facebook.com/events/279743302781323/
• 15:12 pouët.net is the new linkedin.
• 15:43 https://youtu.be/y4ohuLw-Xec
• 15:50 If you want people to hear it, enter a competition.
• 15:50 no the meme is "go make a demo about it"
• 15:54 I am actually more of a Projektbeschreibung than ever.
• 16:36 go make a demo abou -- wait...
• 19:03 If you want people to hear it, it better be good!
• 20:01 Why do not PC support glenz vectors?
• 20:02 That depends - what is the definition of a "glenz vector"?
• 20:10 Glenz, partially see-through models with a "diamond-like" look. Named by Photon from the Swedish word "Gläns" (glisten or glitter)
• 20:13 So "transparency" then?
• 20:14 Zplex: thanks for the history! I didn't know that.
• 20:15 Additionally i think our cocks have some glenz too.
• 20:16 cxw: in fairness it did miss a [citation needed] marker from the wiki page.
• 20:25 gargaj: fair enough! Do you know a different story?
• 20:39 No, but attribution should have citation.
• 20:40 The original glenz-vector was possible thanks to the bitplane-approach in graphics of the amiga. so drawing triangles to different bitplanes let you choose a different color where they overlapped. That´s why PC doesnt support glenz-vectors, no bitplane-graphics!
• 20:42 EGA has bitplanes, but if you really wanna do overlap-based colors, you can use stencil buffers (OpenGL1.1)
• 20:49 sure! :) you can also just add 1 to the color-look-up-table for each dot you set (be it drawing a line or filling a polygon), but thats extra-calc, just like using stencil-buffers, and not a support. EGA supports for sure then.
• 21:40 I am actually more of an automatic rebel than ever.
• 21:42 VGA also has 16c bitplane modes with wider palette dac than what..