warning, FSAA setting failed!

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minkzilla
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warning, FSAA setting failed!

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I am following this tutorial to try to learn to use Love2d: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=P ... B05A624D91

But I keep getting the error - Warning, FSAA setting failed! <Result: Buffers: 0, Samples: 0>
And nothing will appear when I try to draw rectangles and print words and what not. I originally copied his config file from the dropbox, but after that didn't work I took the config file from here: http://love2d.org/wiki/Config_Files but still no luck.

any help would be great, thanks!
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Re: warning, FSAA setting failed!

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I'm not sure, But i think this might be because your graphics card doesn't support FSAA. Are your graphics drivers up to date?
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Re: warning, FSAA setting failed!

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The warning message is just telling you that the window LÖVE created didn't support the antialiasing setting specified in love.conf (or love.window.setMode), and it had to disable it. I don't think the warning message is related to the rest of your code not working.
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Re: warning, FSAA setting failed!

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It's a warning, not an error. It doesn't affect anything if it says that at all. Graphics cards support different settings. If a value is sent that it can't support it'll jump down (Or maybe up too) to the nearest working value, even if it's zero. (For cards that don't support it at all)

You need to post your code so we can tell you what the actual problem is. It's a basic rule of thumb. Have a problem? Post the code.
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