2007/4/21, Jan Ciger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
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Hello Vladimir,
Vladimir Shabanov wrote:
> Hello Jan!
>
> I've also developed a library based on LGPL osgCal (actually a nearly
> complete rewrite) which works with latest OpenSceneGraph, uses GLSL
> shaders for skinning and support normal mapping. Fixed function
> implementation is also kept. Library have some optimizations
> especially for hi-poly models. OSG picking is also works for HW
> models. Library is tested on ATI&nVidia on linux&windows. LOD & .osg
> file plugin is not supported. I've also done some small changes in
> cal3d Max exporter, to export normal maps, bumps & opacity.
>
Excellent - that will probably save a lot of work for many people.
It is one of purpouses to release it. There are much work done and a
much work to do. People should not reinvent the wheel.
> In the (possibly near) future, I want to release this library as a
> major update to LGPL osgCal.
Great! That's a really commendable attitude.
>
> A week ago I've tried to contact Loïc Dachary (as osgCal project
> manager at sourceforge), but received no answer. It seems that now I
> should contact Ruben? Am I right?
Yes, I think so. Loïc maintains the forked (GPL) version of osgCal and
not the original LGPL one (which is, curiously, named osgCal2). For that
you need to contact Ruben Lopez who is maintaining it. He
is also on the osg-users mailing list.
OK, I've just mailed Ruben.
Regards,
Jan
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