Greetings All -
I was wondering if anyone could point me in the right direction (what tools,
etc to use).
I need to take an osg window, plot some points on a coordinate system based on
time.
I need a sliding control that can manually adjust the time frame of my sequence.
Just curious what
Hi Jeremy -
I was thinking of basically a slider control, with maybe some
forward/backward/pause buttons (similar to a 'CD' player type control).
My application would just have an internal set of points that I can plot over
time. When you press play, the app just plots points based on a timer,
Mike,
I did find the problem with my dynamic build (which is why I was trying static
libraries as an alternative) - it was what you were mentioning - my VS2008
project was referencing a VS2005 debug dependency .dll file, which in turn was
looking for the VS2005 debug libraries which were not
Greetings -
I am trying to compile the .NET wrappers.
I successfully compiled and tested the OSG 2.4.0 files from source using Visual
Studio 2008
I successfully compiled the Generator solution which creates the C++ .net
osgDotNet.sln project on the fly(which is
the actual .net code wrapping
Here is the .dll / library/ plugin problem I have not been able to solve.
Trying both Visual Studio 2005 ?Visual Studio 2008, I compile osg as for
dynamic compile, Debug settings.
When I try to run the planet demo - I get a command line message:
Could not find plugin to read objects from
Greetings -
I have a .dll / library/ plugin problem I have not been able to solve.
Trying both Visual Studio 2005 ? Visual Studio 2008, I compile osg as for
dynamic compile, Debug settings.
I have tracked down LoadLibrary() failures?to the following System?Event errors:
Resolve Partial
Roger - Thank you very much - you nailed the problem - i was using the 3rd
party binaries, which were compiled under DEBUG / VS2005.
Now the problem is compiling all of the 3rd party stuff from source on visual
studio? - it might be easier and less painful?to gouge my eyes out with a hot
Greetings All -
I have an error with CMAKE generating build files for Visual Studio 9 2008 for
the latest OpenSceneGraph (2.4.0).
The problem is when I select the static configuration
(DYNAMIC_OPENSCENEGRAPH=OFF, DYNAMIC_OPENTHREADS=OFF), with BUILD_EXAMPLES=ON
The 'Configure' button works.
Greetings -
In compiling osg 1.2, I am getting the following problems:
LNK4217 - Locally defined symbol warning:
osgplanets.obj : warning LNK4217: locally defined symbol [EMAIL
PROTECTED]@@[EMAIL PROTECTED]@[EMAIL PROTECTED]@Z (public: __thiscall
osg::Array::Array(enum
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