OpenGL on Linux, Accumulation Buffer doesn't do anything

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I have an OpenGL graphics project, a particle system to be exact, and I'm using such effects like an accumulation buffer implemented motion blur, and also using the standard smooth to anti-alias (I know there are better ways).

My problem is that they only work at university, on their machines. University use linux, same as me, but unfortunately I don't know what graphics cards they use.

I have a desktop with an AMD Radeon HD 6800, and a linux installation on an external HDD which I'm working on. This is the set up that does not anti-alias or show the motion blur!

So I tried updating my graphics driver, but I'm finding that tough to do on linux... Last time I tried it destroyed my installation.

Joni Sykes

Posted 2012-11-16T00:29:57.200

Reputation: 11

Answers

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If you're running the Open drivers on a pre-3.6 kernel then MSAA & primitive smoothing simply isn't supported.

genpfault

Posted 2012-11-16T00:29:57.200

Reputation: 390