Hello Johannes,
Johannes Brunen wrote:
> 1. I use a gradient background in my scene but it is not tiled at all. I
> will have to investigate what is really happening...
have you set bg->setTile(true) ?
> 2. The Image class does allocate a continous buffer for the whole image at
> once. This does not scale very well and leads rather fast to memory
> exhaustion. A better solution would be to write the tile data in a stream
> like manner. Or a special image class which does hold its buffer on disk
> instead of the main memory.
hm, you could save the tiles as separate files, then you'd only need an
Image the size of a single tile. There is hopefully some smart image
processing library that can create on large file from a number of small
ones?
However, does that even help with printing? I mean can the printing APIs
deal with not getting the whole image at once?
> 3. The image generation process is visible to the end user. This is an
> application specific problem. I would have to create a separate 'printing'
> window which is not visible to the application user.
yup, FBO... *runs and hides* ;)
> I did not know about the TileCameraDecorator class and its application.
> OpenSG does really have a lot to offer. Problem is often to uncover the
> hidden treasures.
Cheers,
Carsten
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