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- <h1>SetGfxDriver index</h1>
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- index = index number obtained with CountGfxDrivers command
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- <h1>Description</h1>
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- Some computers may have more than one video card and/or video driver installed (a good example is a computer system with a primary video card and a Voodoo2 or other pass-through card).
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- Once you know how many drivers there are using the CountGfxDrivers(), you can iterate through them with GfxDriverName$ and display them for the user to choose from. Once the user has chosen (or you decide), you can set the graphics driver with this command.
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- Normally, this won't be necessary with 2D programming.
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- <h1><a href=../2d_examples/SetGfxDriver.bb>Example</a></h1>
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- ; GfxDriver Examples
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- ; Count how many drivers there are
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- totalDrivers=CountGfxDrivers()
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- Print "Choose a driver to use:"
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- ; Go through them all and print their names (most people will have only 1)
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- For t = 1 To totalDrivers
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- Print t+") " + GfxDriverName$(t)
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- Next
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- ; Let the user choose one
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- driver=Input("Enter Selection:")
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- ; Set the driver!
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- SetGfxDriver driver
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- Print "Your driver has been selected!"
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