Po2 Problem

[davisdude]

I know that older computers cannot handle non po2 pictures (2*2, 4*4, 32*32, etc.), but I have two questions:
Can the images be, say, 32*64?
And can they support drawing other things in non po2 ways (like love.graphics.rectangle)? What is the performance like with those?

[retrotails]

I know that older computers cannot handle non po2 pictures (2*2, 4*4, 32*32, etc.), but I have two questions:
Can the images be, say, 32*64?
And can they support drawing other things in non po2 ways (like love.graphics.rectangle)? What is the performance like with those?

32x64 should always be doable, and everything that's not an image can always be any size and non Po2 sizes should not affect their speed (though they might be slightly slower if they cover more of the screen but that's a different thing)

[Davidobot]

LÖVE automatically pads images that ar non Po2 on older cards.

[raidho36]

Not to mention that Po2-affected cards are by now really old, odds of encountering such are minimum.

[davisdude]

Okay. Glad that's solved.

[Jasoco]

Not to mention that Po2-affected cards are by now really old, odds of encountering such are minimum.

Yeah, but you'd think that about canvases and we still get people complaining about them.

[jjmafiae]

Not to mention that Po2-affected cards are by now really old, odds of encountering such are minimum.

Yeah, but you'd think that about canvases and we still get people complaining about them.

because of the crappy drivers!