Well, is it actually really easy.
I post here some incomplete code that should be sufficient for you to grab
the idea.
I was using a home made random generator, but you can of course use any one.
SceneRoot = new osg::Group();
osg::Geode** node = (osg::Geode**) malloc(sizeof(osg::Geode*) *
Hi Andreas,
This looks like a bug in the OpenGL driver, and as such try looking at
updates to the driver to see if it fixes things.
Robert.
On Sun, Mar 9, 2008 at 11:05 AM, Andreas Goebel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I have the problem that many of my customers (schools) use cheap
Hi,
I’m researching on improving the efficiency of rendering and I’m interested
to use OSG as a starting point for its clean and powerful design.
Can anyone shed some light on where in OSG’s code can I find information on
the render queue structure and where/how is the render job being
The osgUtil::CullVisitor creates RenderBins from the visible Drawables, then
each RenderBin is processed. So, take a look at CullVisitor and RenderBin.
Then also look at, for example, osg::Geometry::apply to see how Geometry is
sent to OpenGL.
You can capture the OpenGL commands with a tool like
I am having some difficulty getting FrameBufferObjects to work with
multithreading. My application is very close to the osgdistortion
example. I noticed that osgdistortion was forcing itself into single
threaded operation. When i run it, multi-threaded I get frame buffer
object errors
Hi Robert and Kim
Many thanks for the info. This should make life a little easier I hope.
In regards to the depth resolution, Kim's observations tie up with what we've
observed. As we fly closer into the room - a kitchen in our case - the back
half of the room suddenly looses depth
Hi,
I'm new in using open source software. Because of that I don't know how
to modify the library's code according to my needs. For instance, I'd like
to create a getCoefficients() function in osg::Matrix, but I don't know
where to make that change. I'm using windows and I've followed the
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