Hi John,
I've been following your progress on osg-users with lots of interest.
It's a nice example. I can see for example a game project running the
game executable each night after a nightly build, automatically taking a
screenshot in the same camera position each night, to be able to see how
the look of the game progresses over time.
* Remove dependency on QT (osgviewer::viewer only)
There's a dependency on QT? Why?
* Use frame buffer object for rendering (offscreen rendering)
Or make it configurable (Frame Buffer, FBO, pbuffer). IIRC, if you don't
want to open a window (i.e. you want your app to be command-line only)
you need to use a pbuffer, so that would be a nice option.
Good work.
J-S
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