Re: [osg-users] [osgPlugins] Offline conversion to dds without gc

2016-11-15 Thread We See
Hi Lionel,

Ok, I will try...

Thank you very much!

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Re: [osg-users] [osgPlugins] Offline conversion to dds without gc

2016-11-14 Thread We See
Hi Lionel,

Thank you for the hint, works great (but horribly slow)! Do you know, what the 
option -fast changes?


> have a look at NVidia Texture Tools (nvtt).


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[osg-users] [osgPlugins] Offline conversion to dds without gc

2016-11-08 Thread We See
Hi,

I try to develop a small tool for offline-conversion which converts 
openflight-files with rgb-textures into osgb-files with dss-textures. I resued 
the code of osgconv and have seen I need a graphics context for the conversion 
of textures into dds-format (class MyGraphicsContext in osgconv.cpp). 
Unfortunately our conversion-machine (virtual machine) has no 3D-graphics card, 
and therefore no graphics context.

Does anyone know a solution without the need of a graphics context?

Thank you!

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[osg-users] [osgPlugins] flt: using Document::setSubSurfacePolygonOffset()

2012-08-15 Thread We See
Hi,

I want to use userdefined PolygonOffsets per subface-level. This seams to be 
possible with the method Document::setSubSurfacePolygonOffset(). But I didn't 
find any example how to use this method. Is it at all possible to use 
Document::setSubSurfacePolygonOffset() without changing the flt-Code itself?
Can anybody help me?

Thank you!

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[osg-users] [osgPlugins] Reader-Plugin Callbacks for unsupported data-types

2012-06-12 Thread We See
Hi,

When reading models in OpenFlight format, not all data will be read (i.e. 
surface material code or feature id will not be read). But some application 
need this data, therefore my idea is, there could be a callback-function, which 
the reader-plugin is calling when it reads an unsupported data-type (Similar to 
update-callbacks). So the application could solve the problem.

Are there any comments or drawbacks about this idea?

@Robert Osfield: Does such a solution have a change to come into the trunc of 
osg?

Thank you!

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Re: [osg-users] [osgPlugins] Reader-Plugin Callbacks for unsupported data-types

2012-06-12 Thread We See

robertosfield wrote:
 On 4 June 2012 14:06, We See  wrote:
 
  Hi,
  
  When reading models in OpenFlight format, not all data will be read (i.e. 
  surface material code or feature id will not be read). But some application 
  need this data, therefore my idea is, there could be a callback-function, 
  which the reader-plugin is calling when it reads an unsupported data-type 
  (Similar to update-callbacks). So the application could solve the problem.
  
  Are there any comments or drawbacks about this idea?
  
  @Robert Osfield: Does such a solution have a change to come into the trunc 
  of osg?
  
 
 I don't have any opinions on OpenFlight as it's not my area of
 expertise - I'm not the plugin author so I'd defer to others about
 OpenFlight format specifics.   The possibility of adding custom
 handling of reading/writing I'm open to, but I'll defer to others with
 a bit more experience with coding on the OpenFlight plugin to provide
 their more learned opinions.
 
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Hi Robert,
My suggestion would be common for all plugins. Is there a person responsible 
for all plug-ins?

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Re: [osg-users] [osgPlugins] How to read/write/access OpenFlight Surface Material Code (SMC) and Feature ID (FID) ?

2012-04-28 Thread We See
Hi Robert,
What you implemented (SMC to Description), is exactly what I need. But I did 
not found your code OSG. Did you submit your code? Were your changes rejected, 
or what is the state of it?

Regards,
WeSee


rioiart wrote:
 Hi all,
 
 Thanks for all the feedback. 
 In case you are interested, I have made a patch for the OpenFlight plugin so 
 that it reades/writes the surface material code (SMC) and feature id (FID) 
 and stores it as a description of the geode that contains these attributes.
 The format of the description string is like SF:[SMC]:[FID] for example 
 SF:918:10
 
 So you can expect to see in the .osg file something like this:
 
 Code:
 Geode {
 DataVariance STATIC
 ...
 description SF:918:10
 ...
 }
 
 
 
 
 Regards,
 Robert


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