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- A full Windows guest OpenGL driver implemention for the [Mvisor](https://github.com/tenclass/mvisor) <b>virtio-vgpu device</b>, it provides <b>OpenGL 4.2</b> by translating OpenGL api requests to Mesa Virgl Render Commands, and then delivering these commands from guest application to [Virglrenderer](https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/virgl/virglrenderer) on the host.
- We have tested it by using <b>Cinema4D</b> and <b>[GPUTest](https://www.geeks3d.com/gputest/)</b> on windows 10 guest, the driver worked very nice.
- We can use Mvisor+VGPU to create a VM with OpenGL acceleration, <b>regardless of the limitations of graphics card virtualization</b>.
By the way, we have created 70 VMs on a single T4 card with 16G video memory, each running Cinema 4D rendering, the operation of the VM (Virtual Machine) was still very smooth.
By the way, we have created 20 VMs on a single T4 card with 16G video memory, each running Cinema 4D rendering, the operation of the VM (Virtual Machine) was still very smooth.
