Dear Jean,
I have followed the instructions. I downloaded the latest CMake and the
latest svn of osg. It worked like a charm. :)
thanks!
sashidhar
On Jan 5, 2008 11:47 AM, Jean-Sébastien Guay [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hello Sashidar and Wojciech,
I recently moved my home machine
Hi
I've been using osg in linux this far. Today I tried installing it in
windows vista with VC++ express edition 2008. I also downloaded the latest
cmake from their site and religiously followed the instructions given in the
wiki, but when I tried to configure it, it says visual studio 8.0
Hi
I am building an application which needs to have a small menu
where people can click around, and do all that sort of stuff. Is there any
library or class which gives this functionality by default. I have started
making a few generic buttons using HUD and giving them the capability of
:04 AM, Sashidhar Guntury [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
We have written an app in terms of modules where all the
modules
except one use a normal viewer. One module uses Composite Viewer. Now
the
problem is while the program is running, is it possible to switch over
from
Normal Viewer
Hi!
We have written an app in terms of modules where all the modules
except one use a normal viewer. One module uses Composite Viewer. Now the
problem is while the program is running, is it possible to switch over from
Normal Viewer to Composite Viewer and vice versa? I mean, is it
Hi!
I have this viewer running and on pressing a button, I need to
generate an image of the scene as seen from a different angle and position
without using the original viewer or changing the viewer position and
orientation. How is it possible?
Hi!
I have this viewer to which I'm adding a slave camera. The camera is
initialized to 852x480 (while my screen resolution is 1280x800.) Now the
problem is that when I give a
viewer.addSlave(camera.get(),
...);
it displays everything in a window
Hi!
I want to manually place the camera at a point. For that I
have written the following two functions. The second function returns
a view which is added to the viewer. But the problem is that whatever
values I fill in the osg::Matrix::translate(osg::Vec3(...)), nothing
seems to be
such as an infinite loop. The call itself should
be required as you are already within a frame.
Do you have any global references to the View that you are removing?
Robert.
On 10/19/07, Sashidhar Guntury [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi!
I'm using the composite viewer, to make a program
Hi!
I have written a peice of code and now I want to make a video of
the rendering. How do I do it? I tried taking screenshots and combining them
all to make a video but the video is jerky and slow. Please suggest an
alternative method...
Help of any sort would be
Hi!
I have written a peice of code and now I want to make a video of
the rendering. How do I do it? I tried taking screenshots and combining them
all to make a video but the video is jerky and slow. Please suggest an
alternative method...
Help of any sort would be
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