Mike Greene
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I have a project coming up that will entail two separate OSG
applications. The first one will be a psuedo "scene generator" which
will receive commands (lookto points into a terrain) and render to a
texture. This texture will then need to be sent "across the wire" to
the second app running on another machine which will be the
subscriber. This second OSG app will take the rendered texture and us
it as a background to a HUD (target acquisition system emulator). I'm
looking for suggestions as to the easiest/fastest way to do this. I
know I can render to a file, but writing to the hard drive may be too
slow. I would like to some how render to a memory block (maybe using
jpeg compression to keep it small) and then send this (via sockets,
etc.) to the other app. Are there any examples / utilities that show
how to render to a , say, memory-mapped file with jpeg compression as
well as an example as to how to then retreive this for use?
- [osg-users] OSG Scene Generator and Subscriber Mike Greene
- Re: [osg-users] OSG Scene Generator and Subscriber Robert Osfield
