Same problem, please post to osg-users@openscenegraph.net> directly,
do not use the lazy reply to button as it just fills you email with
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On 7/17/07, Siddharth Palaniappan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
hey guys,
Sorry for the wrong subject message last time...
Can anyone tell me how i can run the osgSlide example?
It seems it needs a dds texture as an input? I dont see any sample file
given along the source. I was looking for the usage of SceneView for
multiple viewports in MFC. Can someone direct me to such sample codes
and also let me know what osgSlice does and where i can find a sample
file to run it with?
Siddharth
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OK, then.
I've downloaded CMake and, when I was installing it, I was asked about the
location of the source code. Is it where I'm saving my .cpp files?
Also the installation asks me where to build the binaries. Is the a specific
location?
Thanks,
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Paul
Yes I have an NVidia so that's the reason.
Any pointers as to a suitable method to produce the bases for a
(possibly) large number of forests?
Thanks
Alan
Paul Martz wrote:
> What hardware are you using? NVIDIA graphics cards support only texture
> units 0-3, anything beyond that is not supported (except when using a
> fragment shader.)
> -Paul
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>> I created a forest base using TexGenNode to representing the
>> shading on the landscape.
>>
>> It works fine, but when trying to do a number using texture
>> units from 1 to n, I cannot get more than 3 bases to appear.
>>
>> Is this related to the limit GL_MAX_TEXTURE_UNITS or
>> something more subtle that I am missing.
>>
>> I am on v1.2.
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Hello Renan,
> I've downloaded CMake and, when I was installing it, I was asked about the
> location of the source code. Is it where I'm saving my .cpp files?
> Also the installation asks me where to build the binaries. Is the a specific
> location?
If you're on Windows, this page will explain all:
http://www.openscenegraph.com/osgwiki/pmwiki.php/PlatformSpecifics/VisualStudio
Note that this is only for building OSG itself. Once you're coding
your own application which *uses* OSG, you can make your project
however you want, and just tell it where to find the OSG includes
(.../OpenSceneGraph/include) and to link in the relevant OSG library
or libraries. That is dependent on your development environment, so
you can read the Dev-C++ docs for that.
Good luck,
J-S
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