I have been challenged to design an active map display (on Windows).
My first thought was to consider something based on the combined osgPick and
osgMFC examples, but I wondered whether anyone could suggest something
better or an existing open source solution that could be adapted.
Design
HI Nicolas,
On Fri, Feb 22, 2008 at 7:11 PM, nicolas peña [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have done several tests and have reached to the conclusion that it is not
possible to use two viewers at the same time from one process.
Are you running the viewers single threaded? If so then the lazy
Hi Janusz,
I've never done a depth of field effect myself, but I'd start render
to texture and then in second pass resample this texture in a shader
to provide the blurr effect. Generating a mipmap from the render to
texture might be very useful to streamline the sample.
Robert.
On Sat, Feb
The OpenSceneGraph website only has 1.0 onwards as far as I recall.
You could grab 0.9.6 from SVN. However you shouldn't expect support
for it... its very very out of date.
2008/2/24 [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Dear All:
Could anyone give a website to download osg0.9.6? Thanks.
Appreciate any help
Thanks for your help. everyone. I haven't tested your suggestion yet, but
when I do (probably Tuesday), I'll let you know.
Renan M Z Mendes
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Hello Robert,
We have been developing an application framework over OSG for several years
(previously over Performer). We've built several apps, including an
immersive CAD system and an immersive Command and Control system. We're now
kicking off a medical project (immersive virtual
I am not familiar with this problem.I hope someone could give me a hint.___
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