Finally I added support for quality updates. For those who don’t know, quality updates are static areas in the screen which are updated to increment visual quality without impacting performance of moving pixels. The implementation is so optimized that didn’t touch the performance of before, maintaining scenarios with 60 fps in Full HD.
Even today I worked hard to fix some nasty bugs in version 0.2. In order: I also added the possibility to send frame updates with NULL payload for debugging. Now you can download version 0.2.1 in download area with the patches applied.
Early versions of TextureMind Desktop won’t have h.264 or hevc encoding, because those codecs cost money and the software (at least initially) will be free. For hardware encoding, the choice will fall on AV1, which can be used freely. For software encoding, things get more complicated. AV1 would be a great choice for visual quality …
The very first version of TextureMind Desktop, now available in the download area. Since it is the first beta version, you may find some bug, crashes and lot of limitations. Note that the software is in continuous development, so most of them will be fixed as soon as possible. In the next version, there will …
Finally TextureMind Desktop (TMD) has its own website in texturemind.com domain. Here you can find all the updates, downloads, documentation, videos and more related to TMD software. Welcome!