Use the TXF Text, I think it has the highest performance (correct me, if
i'm wrong!?). Usage is simple, but there's not much documentation about
it. A little startup help:
TextLayoutParam layoutParam;
TextLayoutResult layoutResult;
TextTXFFace *face;
face = TextTXFFace::create("Arial");
face->layout(text, layoutParam, layoutResult);
NodePtr myTextNode = face->makeNode(layoutResult);
You may have a look at \Source\System\Text\testTextTXFGeo.cpp and
testTextTXFTexture.cpp.
Regards,
Thomas
Chris Christou schrieb:
>
> Anyone know how I can draw dynamically changing text on the screen or
> in the scene with win32?
>
> It can be either 2D or 3D. Apparently FTGL doesn’t work for windows
> just yet.
>
> Thanks
>
> Chris
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