Re: [osg-users] auto-capture example: capturing an image from a PagedLOD Database

Hi Robert et. al., A custom cull visitor wouldn't be related to the osgViewer, rather it's something you'd instantiate and call yourself on demand. The custom cull visitor needn't even subclass from CullVisitor. The subclass from IntersectionVisitor with a Polytope representing the view

Re: [osg-users] auto-capture example: capturing an image from a PagedLOD Database

Hi Robert, One way around this would be just write a custom CullVisitor that kicks of the database request for a given camera set up. Just one small problem, where would I add the custom CullVisitor? Neither osgViewer::Viewer nor any of its base classes has any public methods for assigning

Re: [osg-users] auto-capture example: capturing an image from a PagedLOD Database

Hi, A custom cull visitor wouldn't be related to the osgViewer, rather it's something you'd instantiate and call yourself on demand. The custom cull visitor needn't even subclass from CullVisitor. The subclass from IntersectionVisitor with a Polytope representing the view frustum way

Re: [osg-users] auto-capture example: capturing an image from a PagedLOD Database

Hi Robert, I made it work! However, to make the example work I had to a new statistics counter to DatabasePager. I added the method the DatabasePager: /** Get number of fileRequest that are currently being processed in DatabaseThreads */ int getRequestsInProgress() const { return

Re: [osg-users] auto-capture example: capturing an image from a PagedLOD Database

Hi John, Although this works, it takes a looong time for the program to capture the full-res image. I'll send the example and DatabasePager mods to osg-submissions, and I hope the community can find a better / faster way to implement this example. One suggestion to speed up the loading of

Re: [osg-users] auto-capture example: capturing an image from a PagedLOD Database

Hi Robert, There isn't much to go wrong is this method, so I doubt there is a bug in it. I suspect the read queues are just being emptied really fast so you are missing when they are not empty. Or perhaps you are testing the wrong DatabasePager. I think I've got the correct

Re: [osg-users] auto-capture example: capturing an image from a PagedLOD Database

Hi John, Are you planning to submit this example for inclusion with the OSG example set? If so then I could integrate then I and others could tweak it so it works. Robert. On Wed, Oct 29, 2008 at 12:51 PM, John Vidar Larring [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Robert, There isn't much to go wrong

Re: [osg-users] auto-capture example: capturing an image from a PagedLOD Database

Hi Robert, Are you planning to submit this example for inclusion with the OSG example set? If so then I could integrate then I and others could tweak it so it works. Yes, that was basically the plan, only that I originally wanted to submit a working example;) The reason for putting

Re: [osg-users] auto-capture example: capturing an image from a PagedLOD Database

Hi John, I haven't personally tried this but an educated guess is that you'll need to do is keep polling the DatabasePager::getFileRequestListSize() till it returns 0.Something like: while(!viewer.done() viewer.getDatabasePager()-getFileRequestListSize()0) frame(); Robert. On Tue, Oct 28,

Re: [osg-users] auto-capture example: capturing an image from a PagedLOD Database

Hi Robert, I haven't personally tried this but an educated guess is that you'll need to do is keep polling the DatabasePager::getFileRequestListSize() till it returns 0.Something like: while(!viewer.done() viewer.getDatabasePager()-getFileRequestListSize()0) frame(); I was hoping

Re: [osg-users] auto-capture example: capturing an image from a PagedLOD Database

Hi John, On Tue, Oct 28, 2008 at 4:16 PM, John Vidar Larring [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I was hoping this would work too, but getDatabasePager()-getFileRequestListSize() _always_ returns 0 (zero). So I am hoping that this is either a bug that can be fixed or that there is another method for