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Programming C++Dynamic Resolution Rendering
Dynamic Resolution Rendering lets developers dynamically vary the resolution of their screen rendering instead of having a static resolution selection. The end result: Stable, high frame rates can be achieved with high-quality GUIs, even on low-end systems. This code sample is free to use.
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