Hi there.

well my thing is, i would love to know wich surface (buffer, whatever) does the openGL render type uses before it prints it  in the screen.

the case in here is:
i iniciate my applet with openGL render (size(w, h, OPENGL)). i draw some stuff in my screen with simple beginShape() and endShape() (sometimes some other primitive functions). however, the resoluction of the screen is 256x240 (that resoluction is IMPERATIVE)
however i wanted windows bigger than those (with 200% or even 300% the size) in the end, what i want is a decent window with pixels 2 or 3 times bigger than what they were suposed to be.

so, one way i'm thinking is "okay, if i know what is the openGL pixel array for the image displayed, and if i know how to create a surface (another clean pixel array, buffer, whatever) i'll be able to make this thingie easy with simple FOR" a simple buffer effect.

however i dont know wich is this openGL pixel array, i also dont know how what are the conditions to work with in on the inside, i only know that this "PGraphicsOpenGL(int width, int height, PApplet iparent)" suposedly creates a new surface.

probably JOGL has a better and faster way of doing it. in the end, i'm totaly lost in here :\

so, some kind of help, any kind, would be realy apreciated.
thanks all.