Jean-Sébastien Guay wrote:
Hi Brian,
If I display an osg file (without the --image since it doesn't
like that for an osg file) then I get the following output from gdb.
I still wonder why you would want --image for an osg file? You say it
doesn't like that for an osg file, but it's
Hello Brian,
Thanks and sorry for the confusion and I hope this helps explain my thought
process.
Yes, I understand your thought process much better now, but I still
think that using an invalid option (i.e. --image with an .osg file) gets
you nowhere. It will just exit with an error at the
Jean-Sébastien Guay wrote:
Thanks and sorry for the confusion and I hope this helps explain my thought
process.
Yes, I understand your thought process much better now, but I still
think that using an invalid option (i.e. --image with an .osg file) gets
you nowhere. It will just exit
Jean-Sébastien Guay wrote:
osgviewer --image bob.jpg
it creates a quad (in 3D space) and maps your image onto it as a
texture. So it's still displaying a model in 3D. Yes, it may be the .osg
loader, but it may be something totally unrelated. You just haven't
presented enough information
Hi Brian,
If I display an osg file (without the --image since it doesn't
like that for an osg file) then I get the following output from gdb.
I still wonder why you would want --image for an osg file? You say it
doesn't like that for an osg file, but it's actually nonsensical. An
osg file
Alberto Luaces wrote:
Any thoughts why no data is loaded - other programs on the system
(Windows XP but running osg in Cygwin) seem to recognize it as a gif.
osgconv only works with 3D data files. osgviewer also expects a 3D file, but
if you use the --image option, it will create a
Hello Brian,
It may be a
far jump but my thoughts are this leads us down the path that it there is
possibly something either in the osg plugin or more likely - the 3d
functionality and the extra logic and threads needed to accomplish the 3d
display.
You seem to think that osgviewer with or
Jean-Sébastien Guay wrote:
It may be a
far jump but my thoughts are this leads us down the path that it there is
possibly something either in the osg plugin or more likely - the 3d
functionality and the extra logic and threads needed to accomplish the 3d
display.
You seem to think
Hi Brian,
El Miércoles 09 Julio 2008ES 00:32:28 Brian Keener escribió:
Any thoughts why no data is loaded - other programs on the system
(Windows XP but running osg in Cygwin) seem to recognize it as a gif.
osgconv only works with 3D data files. osgviewer also expects a 3D file, but
if you
Hello all,
While trying to debug the hangs in Cygwin I've run up on an something I
don't understand about OSG and not sure if it is a compile issue or an
operator issue.
If I use osgconv or osgviewer in this manner:
osgconv cow.osg brian.osg
or
osgconv cow.osg brian.ive
or
osgviewer cow.osg
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