I would first begin by using inspection tools as valgrind or the
gcc/clang sanitizers, because this looks like a thread synchronization
problem.
"Broi, Franco" writes:
> Hi,
>
> I have an application that takes a snapshot of the scene using
> setPostDrawCallback(capture), which gets the image an
It's the parameter LIB_POSTFIX, so you could call
cmake -DLIB_POSTFIX=64
although it is the default, I wonder why it's not the case for you.
Eric Sokolowsky writes:
> I'm building OpenSceneGraph 3.6.5 for Fedora 34. The cmake build
> system installs libraries into lib though I want it to instal
Hi Paul,
I guess you might have to viewer.realize() before the first call to
.frame(). If that is not the case, please inspect inside the .run()
method that does basically the same in just one call.
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Hi, in this day and age I would recommend using a package manager as
vcpkg (https://github.com/microsoft/vcpkg), so you are released from
having also to fetch the external dependencies OSG requires.
For your case, installing OSG and its dependencies is a matter of
issuing
vcpkg.exe install osg:x6
The corners of your polytope in MODEL coordinates.
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Hi, you use a osg::MatrixTransform over the node with the scaling you
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Hi, I think you can transform the coordinates with osg::TexMat.
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Did you try NODE_CENTER_AND_ROTATION ?
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Nathan Mielcarek writes:
> Since the 43b274f commit (Mar 21, 2019) OSG has been installing 64-bit
> libraries in /usr/local/lib instead of /usr/local/lib64 due to the
> condition of LIB_POSTFIX not being defined when using cmake > 2.8.5.
Strange; it has created lib64/ for me, using cmake 3.15.4.
Hi, I have opened a PR (#791) fixing mingw cross-compilation.
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"Achilleas Margaritis" writes:
> The problem is I need to destroy my house every frame.
>
> There is no standard number of objects received; any object, with any
> configuration, can be received at any time.
>
> My only choice is to destroy everything and repaint everything.
You can also modify
"Renzo Scaletta" writes:
> What I see is that the camera "follows" in some way the bodies movements
> without having done anything in the code to trigger that behavior explicitly.
Hi, Renzo, certainly it shouldn't be happening by default. I am
thinking about some possible causes (they could be
"Stefan Waldegger" writes:
> I did not work with OSG for a while, but today I decided to continue
> on my project and downloaded the lates OSG 3.6.3. The configuration of
> the make files worked very well, but then when I write mingw32-make
> following error occurs at 15%.
git's HEAD is working f
"Dario Minieri" writes:
> Hello,
>
> I need to retrieve the triangles indices from a geometry.
>
> I'm able to get all the verticies via getVertexArray() and then build an
> array that contains the getVertexArray() datas as list of scalars: [v1.x v1.y
> v1.z v2.x v2.y v2.z ... ]
Hi, Dario. Th
"Maxim Senin" writes:
> I want to completely detach the door!!!
Nice to know!!! Then what you want is to use
osg::Transform::setReferenceFrame() on the node holding the position of
the door, switching from RELATIVE_RF to ABSOLUTE_RF so its coordinates
are in the global system and not in the coo
"Maxim Senin" writes:
> Yes, I found the necessary node, what should I do next?
It depends: do you want to completely detach the door, or just rotate it
around its hinges?
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"Catalin Flower" writes:
> 2) It creates windows, I don't want to see windows flashing on the screen
> while the capture happens
If I recall correctly, this is what the pbuffer option does, setting
renderImplementation = osg::Camera::PIXEL_BUFFER;
You can try the others to see the effect, thou
"Catalin Flower" writes:
> Hi,
>
> What is the canonical way to capture an image of a view to memory with
> different resolutions?
Hi, I think that examples/osgposter/osgposter.cpp might be what you are
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"Bruce Clay" writes:
> When I walk through the nodes in the
> DOFTransform list I can see that each node has an osg::Transform but
> calling asPositionAttitudeTransform returns NULL as do many of the
> other possible converters.
That is right, because they are not PositionAttitudeTransforms, but
"Bruce Clay" writes:
> I am working on a model viewer that has portions based on the
> osgsidebyside example. I can load a tank model that has both
> DOFTransforms and Multiswitches then rotate the turret and elevate the
> gun and everything works correctly.
>
> I loaded an aircraft model with 15
Wojciech Lewandowski writes:
> Hi Alberto,
>
> You may need to add support for clip planes via gl_ClipVertex or
> gl_ClipDistance to your shaders (which one depends on GLSL version used -see
> https://stackoverflow.com/questions/19125628/how-does-gl-clipvertex-work-relative-to-gl-clipdistance).
>
Hi,
I want to set a clipping plane for my scene, but it is not working for
instanced geometries. I have not found any resource telling that
clipping planes are ignored by GLSL.
Simple test: if I make the following modifications to osgforest,
diff --git a/examples/osgforest/osgforest.cpp b/examp
Chris Hanson writes:
> I dunno man, your code is making my head explode. I don't think Geode HAS an
> addChild method, so I don't even know why what you're doing would compile.
>
> I don't think I can help any further. I'm missing something or you are.
>
Hi, Chris, Geode was subclassed from Grou
"Vinicius Nonnenmacher" writes:
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to understand what are these 'wavy' effect. It changes
> depending on the camera position. Is it my texture that is beeing
> replicated for every triangle on the terrain mesh ? or the material
> attached to it ?
Hi Vinicius, I think it is a te
Great! Thanks a lot, Florent!
COUDRET Florent writes:
> Hi Alberto,
>
> for NVidia and AMD graphics cards, we declare 2 public variables at
> global scope to force using GPU at run-time (even if there is no
> existing application profile).
>
>
> extern "C" {
>
> /// Declare this variable
Trajce Nikolov NICK writes:
> I owned laptop with same configuration and obviously the Radeon driver
> software kit (or how it is called) comes with an app where you select
> the card per app. You select your app in this Radeon app and it will
> run on the selected device
That is what I tried, bu
Chris Hanson writes:
> I believe I was previously told that there are some secret C symbols wherein
> if you create a variable of a particular name, it acts as a hint to the
> driver to trigger particular behavior.
>
> I can't at the moment find the names of the symbols or what they do, but I'll
Hi,
some client owns a laptop with a dual GPU system —the typical integrated
Intel card plus an additional Radeon 530 one into a windows10 system.
It seems that the driver selects automatically the Radeon when using
some CAD applications, but only the integrated Intel when running our
OSG program
Robert Osfield writes:
> I don't
> have any significant experience with Gitter but have just started
> looking into it - I see that osgjs has a presence.
But it is like a chat room, right? Without individual topics, just a
single room for conversation...
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Mathieu MARACHE writes:
> Back from holidays...
>
> Community support is thin when considering OpenSceneGraph with Qt. I
> am currenlty the only maintainer of osgQt because I have a software
> using it and I didn't want the project to be tossed out.
>
> The Qt4 way of doing things with legacy osgQ
Robert Osfield writes:
> I would suggest that OpenSceneGraph-3.x series remain compilable
> without needing C++11. So 3.6.x for instance we'll make bug fixes etc
> but never change the compiler requirements.
Having that fallback (3.x) for the tiny amount of systems that don't
support C++11 is a
"lee xingshun" writes:
> Hi,
>
> while i using staic link libarary to write a demo,i found many error link 2019
> this is my code ,have anybody know? do i need link the lib file or not ?
Hi, so link 2019 means "unresolved external symbol - function". Can you
please copy the names of the unresolv
"Bingqian Wang" writes:
> Hi,
>
> I want to export the model to a file,the model was cliped by clipNode,how can
> i do that?
> Thank you!
>
Hi, I'm afraid that it is not possible to do it in an automatic way,
since the clipped model is computed by the GPU on the fly, not by OSG,
so it is not rec
Sebastian Messerschmidt writes:
> Hi,
>
> I've been testing the current build and just discovered, that there
> are some things that are different.
>
> To point out one specifically:
> I'm using calls to
> osgDB::Registry::addEntryToObjectCache(file_name, result_node)
> ommitting the options param
Robert Osfield writes:
> Hi Alberto,
>
> Thanks for the minimal crashing program. The crash wasn't straight
> forward to pinpoint the cause but eventually I traced it back to the
> the ObjectCache taking a ref_ptr when search for entries in
> the ObjectCache. To avoid this I wrote a ObjectCache:
Hi, I think this issue was commented somewhere else, but I couldn't find
it again: there is something broken with the cloning of osgDB::Options.
This minimal working example works fine with 3.4.x, but SIGSEVs with
3.6.1-rc3 and current master:
#include
int main(){
auto globalopts = new osgDB
michael kapelko writes:
> Hi.
>
> All hail the second cross-platform example on how to use PNG images
> (embedded into application) with PNG/ImageIO plugins:
> https://github.com/OGStudio/openscenegraph-cross-platform-examples/tree/master/02.TextureImage
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Hi, it cross-compiles and runs the viewer (loading some obj and ive
files) just fine with mingw-64 on linux.
By the way, is the CDash system still working? I was unable to find it,
and maybe it is of use for this task. The CI available at github seems
to be choking on the fact that OSG takes mor
"Adrian Jelffs" writes:
> Hi,
>
> When I pan left and right with my mouse the scene moves left and
> right. However, when I try to pan up and down the scene zooms in and
> out. How can I change this so that the using the mouse to in an
> up/down direction causes a pan in the up/down direction?
Hi
"Kazim Kamilov" writes:
> Hi, OSG community!
>
> In OSG is not have free camera manipulator. Need to fix it!
> Robert, can you add this in the osgGA?
> Sources in attachment.
>
> Thank you!
>
Dear Kazim,
by just attaching your files in a post in the general channel you risk
that your submission
The image shows an error about a "-loptimized" library not found.
This is likely because of some incorrect configuration settings. Please
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"antiro black" writes:
> I also looked at the primitive sets to see if I could specify indices
> there but I couldn't figure it out.
the example you are looking for is osggeometry:
https://github.com/openscenegraph/OpenSceneGraph/blob/master/examples/osggeometry/osggeometry.cpp#L685
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"Bernd Hahnebach" writes:
> Hi,
>
> I have been trying to compile OSG on Debian Jessie
>
> here is what I did.
>
> Code:
> git clone https://github.com/openscenegraph/OpenSceneGraph -b
> OpenSceneGraph-3.4 osg34
> mkdir build
> cd build
> cmake -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug ../osg34
>
>
>
>
> I
Robert Osfield writes:
> I gave up the valgrind tool=callgrind because it was taking too long
> to complete. What I did gleen from it was that the run confirms that
> removeChildren() is a bottleneck.
For these matters the "perf" utility in the linux-perf package reaches
near-uninstrumented perf
Hi Andrea,
OSG is capable of that, but here the export plugin is likely to be
blamed, since as you describe it is exporting the armature as a regular
object. You can inspect the osgt file with any text editor to check
that.
Other users have reported to work with the FBX format.
You could also t
"Bobak Hossainkhani" writes:
> Hi,
> I Have Some Problems With .Obj Model's That Load With OSGViewer
> I Dont Know Why When Load A Colorfully Obj With Jpeg Texture , Colors On Obj
> Was Mixed And Dont Show True Colors.If Anybody Have The Solution Please Help
> Me.
> In Attachment I Send A 3d Mod
Chris Hanson writes:
> I think I've since come up with an idea to work around their weird
> demands, but I wasted a bunch of time and hair on it. All of us who
> build and distribute OSG binaries really should cooperate and work
> together, but I'm not sure how to go about doing that.
Maybe for w
Cross-compiling with mingw (gcc 6.3.0) — no problems when running
osgversion or osgviewer.
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"Jai Singla" writes:
> Hi,
>
> But, now a days many sw are available like unity, worldviz vizard which are
> built on OSG ? Is not any plug-in developed for OSG directly?
>
Hi Jai,
Certainly, Unity is not built on OSG. I do not know about Vizard, but
I think you are right about the point that
"Jai Singla" writes:
> Hi,
>
> Able to convert model using osgconv and visualize it. Shall we do assembly /
> disassembly of model using OSG
>
Hi, this is a much more complicated task that you would have to write
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"Lv Qing" writes:
> Hi,
>I know it is not be an osg problem. Just want to know anyone here may met
> the same problem.
>We use reahat linux 6.5 to run our osg app .The desktop is kde4.3.4. .
> After 7 to 20 days,we found the X-windows Process （X) suddenly took all
> of system's memor
Trajce Nikolov NICK writes:
> Thanks Alberto. I think I come across this one too. The old
> libtriangle written in C? Ehm ... I would welcome more modern code -
> while reading libtriangle, it hurt my head how it should be used. But
> thanks anyway
>
Heh :) I think the words for this library is "
Trajce Nikolov NICK writes:
> Hi Community,
>
> I am using the Delaunay triangulator from OSG. For simple cases it works
> fine, but not enough for real world ones. Any suggestion for constrained
> Delaunay triangulation library?
>
> Thanks a bunch as always!
Hi, Nick, Triangle (https://www.cs.
"Mottaghi, Arman" writes:
> Hi all,
>
> I have a general question. I’ve googled this before, but I haven’t had
> any luck. I am new to programming world, so I decided to give it a
> shot on this forum/mailing list.
>
> I have a program written in C++ and it uses OSG and OpenGL for its
> visual gra
Roberto Oliveira writes:
> Alberto,
>
> I was able to build it using Qt4, to do so I added
> -DDESIRED_QT_VERSION=4 flag to cmake command and it worked.
Nice to know, thanks for posting!
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Roberto Oliveira writes:
> Alberto,
>
> The build worked fine in Alpine Linux x86_64, but when I tried to buid
> in Alpine Linux ppc64le, I got the following error:
>
> /home/alpine/aports/testing/openscenegraph/src/OpenSceneGraph-3.4.0/include/osgQt/Version:8:2:
> error: #error "Qt version mismat
Alberto Luaces writes:
> Roberto Oliveira writes:
>
>> The openscenegraph needs a specific version of ffmpeg to compile or am
>> I missing something?
>
> Yes, that issue seems to be currently fixed in master.
...and maybe this patch is useful for you if you want t
Roberto Oliveira writes:
> The openscenegraph needs a specific version of ffmpeg to compile or am
> I missing something?
Yes, that issue seems to be currently fixed in master.
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"Qiaokun Lefei" writes:
> Hi,
>
> I always come across this warning "Warning: detected OpenGL error
> 'invalid operation' after RenderBin::draw(..)" in my osg project. Mybe
> it's just the problem of the driver. I want to know how to make this
> warning disappear or just shield it.
Hi Qiaokun, as
"Rambabu Repaka" writes:
> Hi, Iam getting the below error in the memcpy(dst,src,count) in osg.
>
> Unhandled exception at 0x0f75ee38 (msvcr90d.dll) in Partice.exe: 0xC005:
> Access violation reading location 0x.
>
> How to eliminate this error ?
> ...
>
Hi Rambabu, mind you that th
"Jiechang Guo" writes:
> Hi,
>
> I am dealing with a task of orienting and positioning one object
> relative to another(the same object as the manipulated one,but has
> different position and orientation). And when the task is finished, I
> wanna compute the deviation(both position and orienting).
"Latha Rani Baddala" writes:
> Hi,
>
> Can any one explain about osg::timer
Hi Latha, it is a clock class that you can use as a stopwatch.
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"Yrieix Leprince" writes:
> Hi,
>
> I am working on a osg::Geode (constructed from .osgb files), and I
> would like to have all the 3D coordinates of each pixels (x,y,z), and
> also the Red Green Blue values. At the end I need to have a 3D point
> cloud with RGB values as properties.
>
> I have tr
"Brigham Keys, Esq." writes:
> Hello all,
>
> I have OpenSceneGraph set up in my project, however when I try to load
> any files I always get this error
>
> Error reading file build/untitled.osgt: read error (Could not find
> plugin to read objects from file "build/untitled.osgt".)
>
> Which I di
michael kapelko writes:
> Hi, Alberto.
>
> This seems like a valid path, but I'm not yet sure how to insert it into
> do-it-yourself series. I'll give it a thought.
Aaaah, ok. I thought it was more of a "I'm a newbie, how do I compile
this whole thing myself" :)
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michael kapelko writes:
> 1.2. Install OpenSceneGraph under Linux and display the cube with osgviewer
Hi Michael, good work.
Maybe it is a philosophical issue, but instead of installing the
dependencies one by one I would just issue a
sudo apt-get build-dep openscenegraph
which, as the man pag
Andre Normann writes:
> Hi Alberto,
>
> I did it. The two files differ only in format style but not the syntax. I
> would say the two files are identical. With the provided example every one
> can reproduce the slow down effect.
Sorry, I was confused by the fact that only one file was sent.
I
Andre Normann writes:
> Hi Robert,
>
> I used 3.2.3 to load the obj files and converted it into ive format. In 3.2.3
> I load the ive file, build my scenegraph and I get 60 fps. When I now load
> the same ive file into 3.4.0, build my scenegraph, I get the slow down.
Hi Andre, I guess the poin
"Rodrigo Dias" writes:
> Hi Robert,
>
>> Building under linux/unix is explained in the OpenSceneGraph/README
>
> Right. But you also has a link at Documentation | Platform Specific |
> Linux. I thought everything platform specific would be there, but it
> wasn't, so I went to other sources (befor
Ok, the next I would do is to see what is OSG trying to print in this
stack frame (the ninth from the beginning):
osg130-osgUtild.dll!std::operator<<
>(std::basic_ostream > & _Ostr, const char * _Val)
Line 806C++
maybe that could serve as a hint...
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"Théo Nassour" writes:
>>SICLAV.OsgRendering.dll!SICLAV::nodes::Tree3D::accept(osg::NodeVisitor &
>> nv) Line 31C++
Hi Théo, is that library in its "Debug" configuration?
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Hi Daven,
no screenshot came through, but I think I understand what you want to
do. You will have to construct the geometry yourself. Please have a
look at the osggeometry example.
Actually you can deform the cylinder with scaling operations, but that
is not possible for the band, so you will h
"Rômulo Cerqueira" writes:
> Hi Sebastian,
>
> I have used the last openscenegraph stable package in ubuntu (version
> 3.2.3 - https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/openscenegraph), and
> there is no setDefine() method in osg::StateSet (only for 2.4 and
> newer). There is a different way?
>
Hi Rôm
Aaron Andersen writes:
> I've created a subclass to the Drawable class called "MyDrawable". In
> the drawImplementation function I'm have a couple
> gl.Begin(GL_QUADS)/gl.End() calls to draw 3 simple rectangles. I'm
> unsure of how to apply 3 separate textures to these 3 rectangles. From
> reading
"Nikita Petrov" writes:
> I've googled a lot and I can't find any info about OpenGL or graphic card
> requirements for OSG.
>
Yes, because it pretty much depends on what your code is doing and in
which hardware it is executing. I would dare to say that there are not
any minimum requirements for
"Rambabu Repaka" writes:
> Hi,Model is Loading but requirement is where the mouse button clicks it
> should display there.
Ok, then as Robert suggested, further inspect your event class. Place a
breakpoint at ModelController::handle() to see if it is being called at
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"Rambabu Repaka" writes:
> osg::ref_ptr model =
> osgDB::readNodeFile("D:/RamFolder/OSG/OSG_Binary/OpenSceneGraph-3.0.1-VS9.0.30729-x86-debug-12741/data/cessna.osg");
Are you sure the model is loading correctly?
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"Rambabu Repaka" writes:
> Hi,Can anyone have the source code of latest version of osg ocean (except osg
> ocean 1.0).
Hi Rambabu, inspecting the available forks in github, there is one that
seems to be updated at least to OSG 3.4.0, though I have not personally
tried it:
https://github.com/rep
Yes, there is no "high-level" way. I hope it works for you.
sam writes:
> Hi Alberto,
>
> No. I was hoping to avoid hacking the CMakeFiles up. I will give this a try.
>
> Thanks!
>
> On Tue, Nov 8, 2016 at 5:07 AM, Alberto Luaces wrote:
>
> sam writes
sam writes:
> Hi All,
>
> Is there a simple way to disable the plugin project files from being
> generated via CMake?
>
Hi, Sam. Did you try to comment or delete the 31st line of src/CMakeLists.txt?
https://github.com/openscenegraph/OpenSceneGraph/blob/master/src/CMakeLists.txt#L31
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"Uma Devi Selvaraj" writes:
> But in Release Mode I am facing error.
Hi, Uma.
Yes, in the screenshot it is shown that you are still linking with the
Debug libraries. Please link with the proper ones.
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Robert,
by the way, due to those recent changes in the OT API, I think it would
be a good move to bump the soname to 21.
Thanks!
Alberto
Robert Osfield writes:
> Hi Curtis,
>
> Curious, what Linux variant are you using?
>
> FYI, I develop under Kubuntu 16.04 at present, so all the new Affinity
Robert Osfield writes:
> On 29 September 2016 at 10:32, Alberto Luaces wrote:
>> I was precisely searching yesterday in the OSG examples directory to seee
>> if there were any program printing the detected GL characteristics
>> (similar to what glxinfo does on linux),
Alistair Baxter writes:
> I’ve just discovered that my Windows 10 (Version 1511, last year’s
> November Update) desktop machine now supports OpenGL 4.5 over RDP!
>
> Apparently this has been in the pipeline for some time, but the only
> official word about it has been this post on an MS sysadmin b
"Kaku Ro" writes:
> From the wiki it said just running apt-get build-dep openscenegraph
> command to download. But it does not work. Is there any tutorial about
> it?
That command is correct. Please show us the exact error message you are
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"Kaku Ro" writes:
> Hi,
>
> I'm newbie for OSG and is going to build OSG 3.4.0 on Ubuntu 16.
> But I can't find the dependencies from the official Wiki.
> Does anyone know where can I get it?
>
Hi, you can read the following page referring to linux:
http://trac.openscenegraph.org/projects/osg//w
Andre Normann writes:
> To get threading working with Qt5, I need the Qt version of
> OpenThreads.
Andre, does building OT with Qt5 solve the threading issues that show up
when using any mode other than SingleThreaded in OSG+Qt5?
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Hi Stuart,
Stuart Mentzer writes:
> Hello,
>
> The OpenSceneGraph-qt/-devel (OSG 3.4.0) packages on Fedora 24 are
> built against Qt 4. I'm wondering if that is suggested by OSG (maybe
> due to the single thread restriction on Qt 5) or is the choice of the
> Fedora packager.
>
I think the main
"Julien Valentin" writes:
> Hi,
> I don't understand:
> when i open wavefront obj with osgviewer all is right but in my application i
> get stuck in an infinite loop.
> I set a new osgDB::Options to readrefnodefile, could it come from that?
> Here's the stacktrace when i break the inf loop.
> Any
Hi John,
there was a recent discussion on the topic that may be interesting to
you:
http://forum.openscenegraph.org/viewtopic.php?t=15809
"John Lee" <357059...@qq.com> writes:
> Hi,
>
> In my appllication, there are many child nodes in my root node. When i
> dynamically remove its child node, i
Robert Osfield writes:
> Thoughts?
In my opinion, a new repo implies extra maintenance duties (even they
are likely low), but cannot guarantee that it is synced or working with
the latest OSG version, so it has a little added value.
Removing things at the point they were working is a good aid fo
Trajce Nikolov NICK writes:
> Now it doesn't .. Any clue or hint how to detect such changes?
git bisect? It is very useful for that kind of "it does work / now it
doesn't"...
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"Jannik Heller" writes:
> Hi Robert,
>
> by fixing the author names you have essentially re-written the
> repository history. This means that everyone who submitted
> pull-requests in the past will have to manually rebase their changes
> on top of the new history. But it's not so difficult to do t
. However, It never gets to the initial
> value, there is always some memory floating around.
>
> 2016-05-13 15:16 GMT+01:00 Alberto Luaces
> :
>
> Bruno,
>
> if you read the source code, you will see that the LOD uses the
> same
> scheme for s
writes:
> Thank you for your answer. However, since I'm using a LOD, I think it
> is not properly removing my data. At least the memory is still
> allocated.
> If I manually iterate over all nodes and delete them by myself, some
> memory is freed, but not all!
>
> 2016-05-
Bruno Oliveira writes:
> At some point I want to completely wipe out my scene. How can I delete
> all nodes?
If you want to wipe a node and all its descendants, just delete the
parent node. That is what reference counting is all about.
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Bruno Oliveira writes:
> I am using Ubuntu's System monitor.
> How can I measure it more accurately?
A good tool is valgrind's massif
(http://valgrind.org/docs/manual/ms-manual.html)
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Bruno Oliveira writes:
> Hello,
>
> thank you for your answaer. However, that does not have any effect :(
One thing you are not stating is how are you measuring your memory
consumption. Relaying on OS stats may not be precise enough since when
one frees some memory block, OSes tend to not return
Hi Goj,
I think you are almost there: you don't use BUILD_DOCUMENTATION as a
make target, but you have to set it in CMake instead.
You can either activate the BUILD_DOCUMENTATION variable inside CMake
(using ccmake or cmake-gui), or just in the command line with
cmake -DBUILD_DOCUMENTATION=ON
A
Robert Osfield writes:
> On 18 April 2016 at 20:30, Robert Osfield wrote:
>
>> Hi Jannik and Ulrich,
>>
>> You are right it's a bug, the missing const is an error, rather than the
>> missing virtual. I've fixed this and rewritten the implementation of
>> ShaderCompose::releaseGLObjects() const.
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