[CsMain] DrawTiled and SetRenderTarget-changes?

shahar siman-tov <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.graphics.crystalspace.general
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hello CrystaSpace Team and community 
and a happy new year!
 
The following bit of code works fine on a machine running WinXP SP2, CS VER.1.2.1 and no graphics accelerator, but fails to work on a new machine running WIN7 and CS VER1.4 with a nvidia accelerator:
 
csRef<iTextureHandle> cover_tex_handle = loader->LoadTexture("lib/std/colors.jpg",
CS_TEXTURE_2D, 
0, 
0); 
csSimplePixmap cover_tex_pxmp = csSimplePixmap(cover_tex_handle); 
// TEXTURE TO BE TILED UPON ( BACKGROUND TEXTURE ):
iTextureWrapper *bkgnd_tex_wrap = engine->GetTextureList()->FindByName("tile");

g3d->SetRenderTarget( bkgnd_tex_wrap->GetTextureHandle(), true );
g3d->BeginDraw(CSDRAW_2DGRAPHICS);
cover_tex_pxmp.DrawTiled( g3d, 0, 0, 50, 20, 20, 30, 0);
g3d->FinishDraw ();
 
A review of the API documentation shows no differences between the CS functions in the two CS versions, except SetRenderTarget, which I could not understand what the differece is and how it affects me.
Is there something missing from the code that should be there in the 1.4 version, or can the problem be attributed to hardware differeces only? or is it WIN7's fault? :-s
 
ideas?

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