Rafa Gaitan schrieb:
Hi Andreas,
maybe this could help you:
text->setBackDropType(osgText::Text::OUTLINE);
text->setBackDropColor(...);
You can also configure the width and height of the backdrop.. see API
reference for all the combinations.
Rafa.
Hi Rafa,
thanks a lot! This is even better than what I had in mind!
I use the text for a kind of tooltip, such I cannot predict over which
background it will appear. Now it stays perfectly readable.
The only thing I wonder about now: The text-outline is rendered much
better and clearer than the text itself...
Regards,
Andreas
On 4/9/07, *Andreas Goebel* <[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>>
wrote:
Hi,
is there a simple way of drawing a background-rectangle to ensure
readability of the text? For instance a white rectangle behind a black
text to ensure, that the text stays readable if it is over a black
object?
If not, I would draw it with a geometry that uses the bounding box of
the text, right?
Regards,
Andreas
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