Re: faster animation?

m. hartberg wrote:
for the most static models i use displaylists, but how can i
speed up dynamic models? is that where VBO's would come in handy?


Yes.

if i would use VBOs instead, i would still have to access the data,
so it won't help having it in the memory of the card, would it?

You have it in main memory and copy it to the VBO.

PS: Never read from a VBO - it's very slow, only
write to them.



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