On 8. Jul 2014, at 11:42, Petros Kataras <[email protected]> wrote:
> We have a project that will consist of 27 displays connected to 9 - renderers > + 1-master each renderer handling 3 - screens with an NVIDIA Quadro K5000. > > The project will be heavily media-content based i.e videos, images, > animations, effects etc. > > Although this is not a usual EQ test case we have decided to go with it since > we still believe that this would be the best option for various reasons. > > As a result this means that there is gonna be heavy development the next 2 - > 3 months with SEQUEL as a base in order to create an interface that works > relatively intuitively for people that havent worked before with EQ since > there are more than 3 engineers that are gonna be working on this > installation and have no experience at all with EQ. > > Back to the main topic now.. Ideally I would like to have an app interface > that is as close as possible to a usual interactive single threaded opengl > application ( i.e setup, update, render, handle events ) since this feels > more familiar to someone who hasnt worked before with EQ . > > For setup and draw things are quite clear I believe but for updating I would > personally prefer to expose an update function from inside seq::App . I was > looking at seq::masterConfig::run and was thinking if it would be an option > to update the various data between frameFinish and frameStart .. > > Would that be a valid option you believe ?? What happened to attaching the data to the ObjectMap? As far as I can see, I would just manage the objects as we discussed in https://github.com/Eyescale/Equalizer/issues/277 through the application or renderer - or am I missing some complication detail? For videos you likely want to load them from a shared filesystem and sync only the timestamp. What is the state of #277? From a quick luck it seems this one is in good shape. Can you open a pull request if you think it's ready to merge? Cheers, Stefan. -- http://www.eyescale.ch https://github.com/Eyescale/ http://www.linkedin.com/in/eilemann
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