| stereo | Request a stereoscopic visual.
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| width | Width in pixels, in % of available desktop space, or "auto".
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| height | Height in pixels, in % of available desktop space, or "auto".
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| depth | Depth in bits per pixel, or "auto".
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| fpsMax | Limit GUI refresh rate in frames/second (default = 60fps).
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| out | Dump video frames to JPEG or PNG image files.
The filename path may include a printf-style (with frame number as argument).
For example,
%08d.jpg will output frames to 00000001.jpg, 00000002.jpg, etc.
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| outFirst | Override first frame number (default = 0).
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| outLast | Terminate application after # frames have been rendered.
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| bgColor | Solid background color specified as "R/G/B", from "0/0/0" (black) to
"255/255/255" (white).
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| !bgPopup | Disable the right-click background popup menu
(which includes, notably the list of active windows).
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| jpegQual | If exporting to JPEG, set quality factor (100% = best).
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| jpegDCT | If exporting to JPEG, specify DCT method ("islow" for slow but accurate
integer method, "ifast" for fast but less accurate integer method, or
"float" for floating point method).
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The Agar
sdlgl driver provides an interface to the Simple DirectMedia Layer (SDL) library,
and renders GUI elements as OpenGL primitives and textures.
Using
AG_InitVideoSDL(3) as opposed to
AG_InitGraphics(3), it is possible to attach Agar to an existing SDL display surface.
If the SDL surface has the
SDL_OPENGL flag set, Agar selects the
sdlgl driver automatically.
