Missing option for hardware acceleration? #199
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Greetings. According to readme there is a feature for hardware accelerated rendering. But i can't find the setting for it and taskmgr shows no sign of GPU utilization. I haven't encountered any rendering error and the log is empty. Did I missed something? I tried manually assigning both my iGPU and dGPU to the viewer/editor and didn't make a change. I'm using a 12600k with UHD graphics 770 and a Quadro P4000 which should provide complete support for openGL and the driver is up-to-date (Jul.9 2024). PS: Although i can't get the hardware acceleration but performance of Blend2D is already very impressive compared to Acrobat.
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Hello @Hynpothalamus , I have disabled hardware acceleration because, in most cases (with the exception of some documents containing large images), Blend2D outperformed hardware-accelerated rendering. Moreover, OpenGL support is deprecated in Qt6, which uses a different approach to hardware acceleration compared to Qt5. Additionally, hardware acceleration is usually not supported on virtual machines. |
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Thank you for the detailed explaination. Just as informative as the text in the software! |
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Hello @Hynpothalamus , I have disabled hardware acceleration because, in most cases (with the exception of some documents containing large images), Blend2D outperformed hardware-accelerated rendering. Moreover, OpenGL support is deprecated in Qt6, which uses a different approach to hardware acceleration compared to Qt5. Additionally, hardware acceleration is usually not supported on virtual machines.