You might also want to have a look at produceral textures, and perhaps
how the AVI code available on the wiki is done.
On 2010-10-04 06:28, Joel R. wrote:
You'd first have to know the size of the board. Then just use a ray trace
to capture where on the board you are clicking and convert to 2D
coordinates. Then using a RenderTarget for the board texture, you should be
able to edit the image directly pixel by pixel. I don't remember the exact
functions anymore, but it is possible.
On Sun, Oct 3, 2010 at 2:23 PM, Trevor 'Drak'<hlco...@wowway.com> wrote:
I'm sure most of you have seen the DNF game play videos. If not, you're
crazy and need to watch this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SDjJRRbOvzU
Skip to about 4 minutes for the gameplay. As you can see there is a
whiteboard that you can draw/erase (change colors?) and it's pretty darn
realistic.
Soon as I saw this awhile back from a different video, I attempted to
replicate it with in Source.
All I managed todo was create a 3D VGUI Screen (assuming this is the best
way) with a whiteboard background. And then looked within the Alien Swarm
SDK
to see how the radar, where you can draw on it, was done. Pretty
unsuccessful. Got nowhere close. I skipped and tried figuring out how I
could change my mouse cursor on the screen to a pen, or eraser and such.
Unable to figure it out.
Would anybody know how to even get something close to this, or just point
in any direction that could possibly lead me into figuring it out?
Thanks!
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