Hi Robert,
thanks for your help in this case and thanks for all your other replies,
you have been a great source of motivation and advice.
However, my problem has not been completely solved, yet. You were right,
with the single graphics context and window for all views, the textures
are updated now in each View. Cheers! The problem is, that i want to
project the render result with 2 or 3 projectors onto an object, each
projector with an individual View. Is it possible to extend the one
graphics window over several screens/projectors? With that i could undo
the window decoration and fake two independent views..? Otherwise i
probably have to use multiple graphics windows and share the context
(what id like to avoid, since you said that would cause even more problems).
Cheers,
Fabian
ps: i try to summarise, my (restricted) knowledge of graphics
window/context etc.. Maybe others can contribute to that as well.
When you dont specify a graphics context for a View, osg generates a new
unique one for each View. Graphics contexts comprise basically
everything you need for standard rendering, buffers etc. The scene data
of the View is copied. Each graphics context is displayed in a new
graphics window. (One graphics context->one window, multiple
Views->multiple graphics contexts->multiple graphics windows).
An update traversal is done only once per scenegraph(?), starting from
the View that is placed highest in the scenegraph. After that cull and
draw traversals are executed for each View.
[Prerender cameras nodes under a View in the scenegraph are rendered
once for each View, the results of this step are not shared among the
Views.]
hmm->more assumptions than knowledge..i should better stop ;)
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