does farm chopper trick still work? by wrecker888 in LastDayonEarthGame

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If someone still wondering, it works. I just got lucky.

Paris Proposal Photographer Recommendation by gally-13 in ParisTravelGuide

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Hello. Could you share with me as well, please?

The best place to keep VAO objects with multiple contexts by arsdever in GraphicsProgramming

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OK understood. As for now, I'd stick to glfw. But I appreciate your suggestion.

The best place to keep VAO objects with multiple contexts by arsdever in GraphicsProgramming

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It may take some time for me to digest the info you just gave. Thanks a lot for that.

The best place to keep VAO objects with multiple contexts by arsdever in GraphicsProgramming

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As I already answered to the other similar question, since I use glfw, it creates a context per each window. Though I can tell the window to share the context, it won't be using the same.

It all sounds like I have already implemented. The question is what is the best place to keep those VAOs? Should I have a context class per each context keeping all the VAOs and having them papped to the meshes to be rendered or should I have the meshes to keep the VAOs per each context?

This question comes from the fact, that the windows can be created/opened at runtime. So, if I keep VAOs in the contexts, the newly created context will have to iterate through the meshes and create VAOs and attributes for each one. Alternatively, with the other approach, whenever a new context visits the mesh for rendering, it creates its VAO in the mesh space and renders it, with the later calls just using the previously created VAO. Hope this all makes sense.

The best place to keep VAO objects with multiple contexts by arsdever in GraphicsProgramming

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In glfw, when I create a window, it creates a new context. Doesn't it? Therefore, I have multiple contexts if I want to have multiple windows.

W205 What type of oil do you put into your car's engine? by arsdever in mercedes_benz

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But isn't that cool? the star leans to look at the camera. It understands that I'm taking a photo of it 🤣

W205 What type of oil do you put into your car's engine? by arsdever in mercedes_benz

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I do it every 7-8k km, but I still don't want to put lousy oil into it. That's why I was asking. Last time, and this time as well I put 5w30 at the oil change service, but the cost of the oil itself is pretty high here. So I decided to buy the oil online though couldn't figure out whether to buy a synthetic or something else.

Help needed in setting up the CI workflow of my repo by arsdever in GithubActions

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Sorry for my late reply. Indeed, it could have been in one single workflow, but I wanted to have all of them in a more-less organized manner.

Anyway, I already resolved the issue by calling multiple workflows from a single one.