Hi Jan,Kim:
Thank you a lot.
Kim, does it means that: I can never keep the models looks like what they
are before? And I have to program shaders for every loaded models, in order to
have reflect or other effects?
I want to know that: is there a simple way to make the models just look
like what they are?
Kim Bale wrote:
> Hi Jan, Tian,
>
> osgOcean uses shaders for pretty much every effect in the scene -
> fogging, depth of field, glare, lighting etc. If objects that are
> added to the scene are to look consistent with the ocean effects they
> will require a shader to be applied that takes into account these
> effects. This is particularly necessary if the fullscreen effects are
> used as they require the alpha component of the frame buffer to work.
>
> In order to address this issue, OceanScene will apply a default shader
> to objects added as children (default_scene.frag & vert) which
> illustrates how to use the uniforms supplied by osgocean (prefixed
> osgOcean_* ) in conjunction with your own shader. Since I could not
> anticipate the many wierd and wonderful ways that shaders can be used
> it only offers a very basic implementation (1 texture unit, limited
> phong lighting etc) and should be seen as a shader to customise and
> build on yourself.
>
> You can override the default shader either by attaching a new program
> to the object you wish to use in the scene or by using this function
> in OceanScene:
>
> /** Override the default scene shader for custom shaders.
> * If custom shaders are required for individual nodes add them
> before adding to the OceanScene.
> * Dirties state.
> */
> void setDefaultSceneShader( osg::Program* program )
> {
> _defaultSceneShader = program;
> _isDirty = true;
> }
>
> Alternatively you can turn the default shader off completely with
> setter in OceanScene.
>
> Regards,
>
> Kim.
>
>
>
>
>
>
> 2009/11/2 Jan Ciger <>:
>
> > "Tian Ma" <> wrote:
> >
> > > Hi,
> > >
> > > When I load a model into the osgOcean scene, the model looks white all
> > > over, without any material. Anybody knows why?
> > >
> >
> > Yes, I have seen the same thing. I believe that the shaders applied by
> > osgOcean are responsible and are not passing the the vertex colors along.
> > I have yet to check the shader code, though.
> >
> > Regards,
> >
> > Jan
> >
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