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Update documentation for GLES3 and gl3_usefbo

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## Choosing a Renderer
Yamagi Quake II ships with 3 renderers:
Yamagi Quake II ships with 4 renderers:
* The **OpenGL 3.2** renderer: This renderer was developed for the needs
of modern graphics hardware and is usually the best choice for OpenGL
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rendering looks mostly the same on all GPU drivers. Depending on the
display, the default lighting may be too bright or too dark, it can be
adjusted through the menu or through the *vid_gamma* cvar.
* The **OpenGL ES3** renderer: This is pretty much the same as the
OpenGL 3.2 renderer (and uses the same cvars for configuration), but
uses OpenGL ES 3.0 instead of "desktop" OpenGL, so it also works on
the Raspberry Pi 4, for example. Reportedly it also has slightly
better performance on Wayland, at least with the open source AMD drivers.
* The **OpenGL 1.4** renderer: This is a slightly enhanced version of
the original OpenGL renderer shipped in 1997 with the retail release.
It's provided for older graphics cards, not able to run the OpenGL 3.2

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* `cl_`: Client.
* `gl_`: Common to all OpenGL renderers.
* `gl1_`: OpenGL 1.4 renderer.
* `gl3_`: OpenGL 3.2 renderer.
* `gl3_`: OpenGL 3.2 and OpenGL ES3 renderers.
* `ogg_`: Ogg/Vorbis music playback.
* `r_`: Common to all renderers.
* `s_`: Sound system.
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* **vid_renderer**: Selects the renderer library. Possible options are
`gl1` (the default) for the old OpenGL 1.4 renderer, `gl3` for the
OpenGL 3.2 renderer and `soft` for the software renderer.
OpenGL 3.2 renderer, `gles3` for the OpenGL ES3 renderer
and `soft` for the software renderer.
## Graphics (GL renderers only)
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look a bit better (no flickering) by using the stencil buffer.
## Graphics (OpenGL 3.2 only)
## Graphics (OpenGL 3.2 and OpenGL ES3 only)
* **gl3_debugcontext**: Enables the OpenGL 3.2 renderers debug context,
e.g. prints warnings and errors emitted by the GPU driver. Not
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colorless (greyscale-only), like in the original soft renderer.
Default is `1`.
* **gl3_usefbo**: When set to `1` (the default), an OpenGL Framebuffer
Object is used to implement a warping underwater-effect (like the
software renderer has). Set to `0` to disable this, in case you don't
like the effect or it's too slow on your machine.
## Graphics (Software only)

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# Renderer libraries:
/ref_gl1.dll
/ref_gl3.dll
/ref_gles3.dll
/ref_soft.dll
# The Executables: