Hi Robert,
In the cow.osg model, they use SPHERE_MAP to generate the texture coordinates.
I wonder whether openscenegraph has the same kinds of functions. Would you
please tell me?
Thanks,
Ying
robertosfield wrote:
Hi Ying,
The cow.osg model uses osg::TexGen (wrapper for glTexGen) to
HI Frederike,
On 6 August 2014 22:03, Friederike Schneemann
friederike.schneem...@gmail.com wrote:
Thank you very much for your quick reply. I didn't know that using
ShapeDrawables is not recommended at all, but as a beginner it's the first
which comes across while using google to learn osg
Hi Mike,
You don't mention which OSG version you are using. The latest OSG in
svn/trunk will be the best one to use, and provides some extra convenience
methods in the CMake build system to helping configure for different
targets.
Robert.
On 6 August 2014 22:15, Mike Strean m...@strean.com
Hi Ying,
On 7 August 2014 09:53, ying song ying.s...@epfl.ch wrote:
In the cow.osg model, they use SPHERE_MAP to generate the texture
coordinates. I wonder whether openscenegraph has the same kinds of
functions. Would you please tell me?
I provided all the information in my response. .osg
Hi,
I need to pull the texture(s) off an object after each rendered frame
and put them in an osg::Texture*... (Not sure I said that all correctly,
but...) these textures are not loaded with the original geometry, are
not in files, etc. They are generated at startup and attached and
If you are creating/modifying the textures in shaders, then you must be
rendering to texture using an FBO. Are you doing this with an osg::Camera?
If so, then you already have an osg::Texture attached to your osg::Camera,
right?
You said you need them in an osg::Texture. Why? Are you actually
Let me add some more detail/info to my question
I am using RTT to create/modify a set of textures... actually a
osg::TextureCubeMap
I am taking this TextureCubeMap and projecting it onto an object.
After I project the CubeMap onto the object I want peel this texture, or
surface of the
Greetings, Robert. Sorry - this is with the latest svn.
I also tried configuring with OPENGL_PROFILE=GLES2 ( also GLES1 ) with the same
result.
Code:
cmake ../OpenSceneGraph -DOSG_BUILD_PLATFORM_ANDROID=ON
-DANDROID_NDK=/Users/mike/Development/android-ndk -DDYNAMIC_OPENTHREADS=OFF
HI Mike,
Thanks for the clarification.
Configuring using the OPENGL_PROFILE cmake variable is the right thing to
do, but looking at the relevant code for Apple it currently hardwires to
the standard Apple headers rather than the Android target that you are
needing. You may well be the first to
OSG doesn't have any facilities for this.
When you project a texture onto an object, or cube map a texture onto an
object, the texture coordinates are generated via FFP functionality or
procedurally in your vertex shader. And you now want the texels, as it
appears on the surface of an object,
On 2014-08-07 10:58, Paul Martz wrote:
When you project a texture onto an object, or cube map a texture onto
an object, the texture coordinates are generated via FFP functionality
or procedurally in your vertex shader. And you now want the texels, as
it appears on the surface of an object,
Woohoo! Changing IF (APPLE) to IF (APPLE AND NOT ANDROID) seems to have worked.
... though now I am stuck at TextureCubeMap.cpp:
Code:
/usr/local/src/OpenSceneGraph/src/osg/Texture.cpp:125:9: error: 'GL_R3_G3_B2'
was not declared in this scope
Hi all,
We are using OSG for a simulator that involves rendering collada models of
robots. For legacy reasons we use the assimp library for loading them, rather
than using OSG's collada plugin. This worked fine up through the 3.0.1 release.
However, it started producing strange behavior with
Hi Wojtek,
I moved forward with this. Actually I made it work and it works well on the
dome. The distortion is coming in realtime from their server and it is
changing only the projection matrix. What I did, I saved the pre-distorted
matrix in the Camera as UserData and
in
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