Hi Again
I've started work on the Windows/Visual Studio side of the platform specifics
section.
http://www.openscenegraph.com/index.php/documentation/platform-specifics/windows/37-visual-studio
Just wondered if you'd take a look at the few pages I've done to confirm style
etc before I move on.
Hi All
A game I developed originally on iOS for AppToyz has now been successfully
ported to Android and is available on GooglePlay
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.AppToyz.AlienAttack&feature=nav_result#?t=W251bGwsMSwyLDNd
It uses your phones camera and gyro for basic video ove
Hi Jordi
I had meant to ask about code highlighting/formatting. Thanks for the heads up.
An authors guide would be good let me know when you've got one. I'm already
wondering about heading formats, link colours etc.
Cheers
Tom
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When you instance an Ellipsoid object, the default is already an oblate
spheroid (WGS84 with polar and equatorial radii defined in meters).
I suspect your problem has something to do with your shape drawable where
you're using a sphere in your code. For starters, I would suggest that you
refer
Thanks Robert :D
Now I got a much clear picture
I avoid this problem by wrote a after-load routine.
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Hi,
I've made a render graph with a main camera and several RTT cameras.
One of these cameras is disabled by default and is used to compute informations
about the fragments (shader program is used to compute image signal parameters,
not visible colors)
When the user activate a "read info" mode
Hi Rghima,
If you are running GLES1 and you compiled android with the dependencies
(see documentation) you should have jpg, png, gdal, tiff and curl plugins.
So you should be able to show models with png, tif and jpg textures without
writting any shader. Environmental textures are a different kind
Hi AKilan,
The problem could be that an sphere is not an ellipsoid model, is a
spherical model. So depending on where you are putting your model de
preccision difference could be very large. An ellipsoid model has two
radius, equatorial and polar, so defining a sphere with radius polar it's
not en
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