Hi, I'm trying to implement a 2-pass rendering algorithm using equalizer, in which the first pass renders the scene using the equalizer configuration frustum, and the second applies my fragment program, which uses the first pass rendering as a texture (and warps it). I use a second, floating point texture for the warp.
I'm trying to create my own FBO, bound to a texture, for the first pass, and then use that texture for the second pass, but I'm having trouble getting the FBO to use the configuration. I am new to Equalizer, and know that this should be possible using a compound, but thought I could avoid a readback by binding my own FBO to a texture, but its not working. If I bind my FBO and then call eq::Channel::frameDraw(), i get errors in applyBuffer(). I tried calling applyBuffer, applyViewport, applyFrustum, applyHeadTransform directly in my Channel's frameDraw, but the applyBuffer is failing: 59912 2957692928 ./lib/client/os.cpp:50 1635 Set breakpoint in client/os.cpp:52 to debug 59912 2957692928 ./lib/client/os.cpp:31 1635 Got GL_INVALID_OPERATION after glDrawBuffer( getDrawBuffer( )) in client/channel.cpp:624 59912 2957692928 ./lib/client/os.cpp:50 1635 Set breakpoint in client/os.cpp:52 to debug 59912 2957692928 ./lib/client/os.cpp:31 1651 Got GL_INVALID_OPERATION after glReadBuffer( getReadBuffer( )) in client/channel.cpp:623 (i can see my first pass output, sort of, but its "messed up") Should I use a compound to render my two passes? Do I use different Channel classes for the different passes? Sorry if this is obvious, RTFM, etc. How would my second-pass fragment shader get its sampler2D to reference the first pass output? and my other f.p. texture as well? Or maybe I'm not setting up my FBO correctly: this is how it seems. But I may be better off using eq for this. I'll be looking into eq source to see what's happening, but hope there is an easier way :-) _______________________________________________ eq-dev mailing list [email protected] http://www.equalizergraphics.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/eq-dev http://www.equalizergraphics.com
