my friend runs mac osx 10.4.4 and i pointed out how when he drops a widget there should be a ripple effect under it, which doesnt happen
would there be any reason why, does it have to be enabled or something?
my friend runs mac osx 10.4.4 and i pointed out how when he drops a widget there should be a ripple effect under it, which doesnt happen
would there be any reason why, does it have to be enabled or something?
He/She Probably doesn't have QE/CI enabled. Tell him/her to check in System Profiler.
or s/he has a mac mini.
Or Umm .. No Mac at all .. Because only a few card combinations really work with Qe/Ci.
iBooks/PowerBooks/Mac Minis dont have a strong enough graphics card for the ripple effect.
Intel ones do, though.
its a he and its an older mac 4 sure, whats qe/ci?
iBooks/PowerBooks/Mac Minis dont have a strong enough graphics card for the ripple effect.
Powerbooks do have a good enough graphics card. My G4 one does at least.
its a he and its an older mac 4 sure, whats qe/ci?
Well, that may answer your question. Not fast enough, and doens't have qe/ci enabled, which runs the ripple effect. Some video proccessing thing, is what qe/ci is, I think. How old do you say, any more information you can give us? What type of Mac?
I thought in order to get the ripple affect from your computer it has to support core image with a strong graphic card.
QE/CI = Quartz Engine / Core Image
QE = Quartz Extreme / CI = Core Image
iBook G4 can handle it.
Nopez... I've iBook G4 with ATI Radeon 9200. I don't get the Ripple effect either !!
but dont you wish you did?
i dont know the guys computer model, and im too lazy to go back over there and ask him for it...
Taken from Apple's website:
Of course, the newer models, which are not yet listed here, have support from Core-Image. If the graphics chip you have is not here, especially a lower model number, it doesn't support it.
Sorry. No ripple effect. Never was. Never will be.
I thought in order to get the ripple affect from your computer it has to support core image with a strong graphic card.
It's not about how powerful the graphics card is, but it's about whether the graphics card supports pixel shading.