Re: [osg-users] text on an ellipsoid model

Hi Sherman, On 1/30/07, sherman wilcox [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I have a question, seeing how this is just a text element on screen, how would making the text objects LOD help? I've seen code written by someone else doing basically the same thing I'm doing and their city name objects inherited

Re: [osg-users] Python and OSG (again)

We I think option 1 - the dynamic bindings would first need to be done Considering that a lot of languages are not dynamic, would it not be best to settle on one OSG-generic static way of doing this first? In my work with SWIG I have found that it _could_ be very easy to generate full

Re: [osg-users] Python and OSG (again)

Hi Peter, On 1/30/07, Peter Gebauer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: We I think option 1 - the dynamic bindings would first need to be done Considering that a lot of languages are not dynamic, would it not be best to settle on one OSG-generic static way of doing this first? There aren't that many

Re: [osg-users] Python and OSG (again)

This is what osgIntrospection and genwrapper does. It doesn't need any interface files. Sure, but someone has to maintain the osgIntrospection classes in addition to maintaining OSG. Perhaps that is still less time consuming than adapting the interfaces to some wrapper generator. My

Re: [osg-users] Python and OSG (again)

On 1/30/07, Peter Gebauer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: This is what osgIntrospection and genwrapper does. It doesn't need any interface files. Sure, but someone has to maintain the osgIntrospection classes in addition to maintaining OSG. Perhaps that is still less time consuming than adapting

Re: [osg-users] Python and OSG (again)

middle-ware and should facilitate this, I personally believe the languages are just part of the road that gets you to this end destination they aren't a end in themselves. Ohh, that hurts. :) I have found that using Python concepts while using Python makes things a lot easier, not to mention

[osg-users] Texture Coords question.

Im a noob, I admit it, but I just do not understand what the difference is between: stateset-setTextureAttributeAndModes(0,tex,osg::StateAttribute::ON); and stateset-setTextureAttributeAndModes(1,tex,osg::StateAttribute::ON); Why, or better yet how does it generate the texture coords

Re: [osg-users] Texture Coords question.

Hi Cory, On 1/30/07, Weber, Cory C. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Im a noob, I admit it, but I just do not understand what the difference is between: stateset-setTextureAttributeAndModes(0,tex,osg::StateAttribute::ON); and stateset-setTextureAttributeAndModes(1,tex,osg::StateAttribute::ON);

RE: [osg-users] Texture Coords question.

I guess I just need to get futher aqainted with OpenGl But, stateset-setTextureAttribute(1, stateset-getTextureAttribute(0)); Doesn't seem to work it give a compiler error saying... Did I miss something? d:\OSG_OP_OT-1.2\blankosg\blankosg.cpp(83): error C2661:

[osg-users] Shading on a textured geometry

Hi, I have created a picture from a color array and textured it on a geometry. After including the texture on the geometry the shading of the geometry get lost. Can I set the shading even if a texture is on a geometry. Thanks Sascha ___ osg-users

[osg-users] osg::notify w/ Namespaces

Heyas Robert... I'm working on a few assorted OSG projects (as always) and came across something that inspired me to ask this question: Would it be conceivable to, perhaps, sometime in the future (OSG 2.0?), change the way osg::notify() works so that it always appends SOME kind of contextual

RE: [osg-users] Shading on a textured geometry

Hi Sascha -- It sounds like you're using REPLACE instead of MODULATE. See the TexEnv header. Can I make a suggestion? I get the impression you are new to 3D graphics. I'd suggest you purchase the OpenGL Programming Guide (the red book) and learn about OpenGL and 3D graphics in general. It will

RE: [osg-users] Shading on a textured geometry

On Tue, 2007-01-30 at 13:04 -0700, Paul Martz wrote: Hi Sascha -- It sounds like you're using REPLACE instead of MODULATE. See the TexEnv header. Can I make a suggestion? I get the impression you are new to 3D graphics. I'd suggest you purchase the OpenGL Programming Guide (the red book) and

[osg-users] reload the viewer

hi, for a project, I use the default osgProducer like that: viewer.setUpViewer(osgProducer::Viewer::STANDARD_SETTINGS); viewer.setSceneData( root ); viewer.realize(); while( !viewer.done() ) { viewer.sync(); viewer.update(); viewer.frame(); } it's very perfect for

Re: [osg-users] osg::notify w/ Namespaces

On Tue, 2007-01-30 at 22:25 +, Robert Osfield wrote: Hi Jeremy, The way to do this is to write a local macro i.e. #define osgCal_NOTIFY osg::notify(osg::NOTICE)Party till you drop: osgCal_NOTIFYMessagestd::endl; Well, I knew about NOTICE, but the reason I want on and on about

Re: [osg-users] reload the viewer

On Tue, 2007-01-30 at 23:32 +0100, elekis wrote: hi, for a project, I use the default osgProducer like that: viewer.setUpViewer(osgProducer::Viewer::STANDARD_SETTINGS); viewer.setSceneData( root ); viewer.realize(); while( !viewer.done() ) { viewer.sync();

RE: [osg-users] Shading on a textured geometry

Thanks Paul. I have some of the OpenGL basic books and also I want really to read the OSG book. But first I am on the final of the first prototype user-interface control which have to be done within two weeks. Can I ask you until this time some further questions (it will be really helpful for

Re: [osg-users] Re: [osg-submissions] Draft atomic operations for reference counts

Hi Robert, On Wednesday 24 January 2007 16:09, Robert Osfield wrote: It has occurred to me that perhaps we could put the list of observers in a singleton rather attached to each Referenced object. This singleton would have a something like a mapReferenced*,set Observer* and a single mutex