For smaller projects, consider adding your own code as an additional
"example" by extending the CMakeLists.txt file in the examples folder, and
creating another subdirectory in it (possibly as a copy of an existing
example project. Don't forget to edit its CMakeLists.txt file too).
I found this a
Thanks Mike, that got me on the right track.
And for the benefit of future users with similar questions, I would just
add that the osgautocapture example provides a nice example of how to use
the osgDB::DatabasePager class that Mike refers to, to achieve exactly this.
Regards
Hannes
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Hello,
how can I render an object in geographic coordinates, i.e., XY are in
radians and Z in meters?
If I render it directly without performing any projection, my object is
rendered as a stright line along the x axis (which makes sense, since the
xy coordinates are contained in [-pi, pi]
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