Hi,
Peter Wraae Marino wrote:
Hi osgUsers,
I'm still battling with the luminance texture to file.
The problem is I need to save a texture with 32bit floating point
value for each pixel in the texture
as a file and load it in at a later time. (16bit can also be used if
32bit isn't supported).
I have tried all these combinations:
m_rImage = new osg::Image;
//m_rImage->allocateImage( 1024, 1024, 1, GL_LUMINANCE, GL_BYTE ); //
fails
//m_rImage->allocateImage( 1024, 1024, 8, GL_LUMINANCE, GL_BYTE ); //
fails
//m_rImage->allocateImage( 1024, 1024, 24, GL_LUMINANCE, GL_BYTE ); //
fails
//m_rImage->allocateImage( 1024, 1024, 16, GL_LUMINANCE, GL_FLOAT ); // fails
//m_rImage->allocateImage( 1024, 1024, 32, GL_LUMINANCE, GL_FLOAT ); // fails
//m_rImage->allocateImage( 1024, 1024, 24, GL_LUMINANCE, GL_4_BYTES
); // fails with crash
//m_rImage->allocateImage( 1024, 1024, 24, GL_RGB, GL_BYTE );
//
works ( image 8bit in each RGB )
//m_rImage->allocateImage( 1024, 1024, 24, GL_RGB, GL_FLOAT );
//
works ( image 8bit in each RGB ), but all values zero
//m_rImage->allocateImage( 1024, 1024, 24, GL_RGB, GL_4_BYTES ); //
fails with crash
//m_rImage->allocateImage( 1024, 1024, 32, GL_RED, GL_FLOAT );
//
works, but fails when writing image to file
mmm, I think the third parameter of allocateImage is the depth, as in
for a 3D texture, not bit depth. So for a 2D image should always be 1.
jp
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