Hi, Robert,
I want to ask what method your osgVolume example use? Ray tracing or
other technologoy? Thanks.
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I have changed the VIEW_DEPENDENT_WITH_ORTHOGRAPHIC_OVERLAY mode, but
The overlay texture map disappear at some distance, I have not find the
rule. I don't why.
在08-1-13,Glenn Waldron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 写道:
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> Hi,
> If you are using VIEW_DEPENDENT_WITH_ORTHOGRAPHIC_OVERLAY mode, the
> displa
I'd suggest you take a look at the osgtext example. Also, look at the
AutoTransform class and look at places where it's used in the examples.
-Paul
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Hi Dvaid,
The is no support in osgText for orientating around a user defined
axis so you'll either have to place the Text under an osg::Billboard
or write your own custom Transform node to produce the appropriate
transform.
Robert.
On Jan 13, 2008 11:43 AM, ZHMW <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi E
HI Franclin,
I wrote the osgvolume under Linux, and then it was ported to other
OS's (actually just a recompile as its all non platform specific
code). So the issue certainly isn't linux, rather its likely to be
done to your hardware a OpenGL driver limitation, such as lack of 3d
texture support
Hi EveryOne!
I want suggests about the text label of the road or line vector. I
want the label display along the line. And when I rotate the camera, the
label should face to the screen and also along the line. How can i do
that?Hope your suggest.
Thanks.
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