Hi,
On 01/06/10 07:48, Ulrich Hertlein wrote:
Hi Osman,
On 29/05/10 23:38 , Osman Hancer wrote:
then converted BGR to RGB color format by
cvCvtColor( cvImg, cvImg, CV_BGR2RGB );
then I used setImage to do the actual conversion.
osgImg->setImage(cvImg->width,cvImg->height, 3, GL_RGB, GL_RGB,
GL_UNSIGNED_BYTE,(BYTE*)(cvImg->imageData),osg::Image::AllocationMode::NO_DELETE
,1);
The line-offset (skew) could indicate that the image is stored as 4-bytes
per-pixel (not
three, as indicated by RGB) in the OpenCV image.
You're specifying r=3, is this correct? Do you have three layers?
as Ulrich said, r is the depth for a 3D texture, not the depth ito
colour layers. Make this 1 and check again.
Also, you can flip the image by just flipping texture coordinates in OSG
and therefore skip some CPU processing. Also, check if your GPU can
directly take BGR textures, it should.
jp
/ulrich
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