i'm getting a bit off topic,
but can blender do this kind of thing?
-video input >> shader >>distortion of wireframe >>perspective>>svg file ?
2016-02-04 9:19 GMT+01:00 Py Fave :
> i see it's not easy :-)
>
> because i want to get object's wireframe at the end.
>
> (from the viewpoint perspecti
i see it's not easy :-)
because i want to get object's wireframe at the end.
(from the viewpoint perspective , not as 3d)
svg export more than obj
and more or less real time
i mean in a fast way
if it'not work for gem,
do you know any other tools exporting a 3d scene to (flat )vectors?
Thanks
I think, a loop like this should be doable (not sure, expert on shader
can help) ? :
Your coord vertices -> convert to RGB colors on fragment -> frame buffer
as texture -> get your new color on vertices from texture (with shader).
You will need to grab back texture on each frame if you want to get
Le 03/02/2016 17:48, cyrille henry a écrit :
> hello,
>
> There are exemple on how to export an obj file made of simple primitive.
> (in Gem exemple directory 11.obj_exporter). But it will not work with
> shaders.
>
>
> since shader are computed in the graphic card, it's not easy to import a
> g
Hello,
Putting XYZ coord in RGB texture could be a way to achieve what you want
(in a shader) ?
Things should be automatically compute between vertex and fragment (to
get texture).
++
Jack
Le 03/02/2016 17:33, Py Fave a écrit :
> Hello list,
>
>
> is it possible to export the result of a gem
Le 03/02/2016 21:20, Py Fave a écrit :
that's what i was thinking too...
i remember a long time ago :-)
there was a "fake driver" for graphics cards made for ripping 3d game
graphics.(on directx windows IIRC)
yes, it was coppying the information send from the CPU to the GPU.
but since you u
that's what i was thinking too...
i remember a long time ago :-)
there was a "fake driver" for graphics cards made for ripping 3d game
graphics.(on directx windows IIRC)
does software emulator for GPU exists?debugger?
on linux or windows?
or a (not too hard) way to access the GPU's memory and d
hello,
There are exemple on how to export an obj file made of simple primitive. (in
Gem exemple directory 11.obj_exporter). But it will not work with shaders.
since shader are computed in the graphic card, it's not easy to import a
geometry back to the CPU.
but you can use your algorythm to
Hello list,
is it possible to export the result of a gem window as vectors?
i am doing the classical plane 3d extrusion (via a shader)
but need vectors as output
2d vector(prefered ) or 3d model
what would work ?
any hint welcome!
i saw it was already asked a long time ago.
any news in this a
