Disable options when renderer requirements aren't met #2177
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Also disable the vsync interval label to match other part of the UX
asiekierka
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Oct 30, 2024
asiekierka
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More complicated that i would had hoped for it to be.
Disable OpenGL options (partially or completely) when available OpenGL version doesn't meet requirements.
the
getsupportedRenderers()function could be moved to another file & / or class, lemme knows which one.Also fixed VSYNC being disabled until an OpenGL option is used & the dialog is re-opened, it should now update properly.