is there any way to get the main frame buffer in to ram?

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#1

It doesn’t seem like there is any way to get the main frame buffer in to ram, only buffers made with makeTextureBuffer.

Is this true or am I missing something?

If it is true, is it possible to draw the main frame buffer into a made texture buffer, and then move that into RAM?

Thanks again.

#2

You can always do:

p = PNMImage()
base.win.getScreenshot(p)

David

#3

Thanks!