having noSmooth(); in steup will trigger a duplicate settings() warning

[clankill3r]

Processing 4.3 Windows 10

I thought I was going crazy :)

void settings() {
 
}

void setup() {
  noSmooth();
}

[JuzerNejm10]

Yeah, happened to me a couple of times with noSmooth() or smooth(). That must go into settings() . But, on the other hand, settings() are very restrictive, you cannot have eg. frameRate(), background(), stroke(), fill(), noCursor(), surface.setVisible() etc. in there - you'll get NullPointerException.