I have about 100 spheres I generate with a gemlist which currently display
into a gem window. I'd like to instead put them into a gemframebuffer. Is
there a way to do this? It seems that gemlist is hardcoded to display in
the window? I can think of workarounds i.e. make 100 abstractions of my
spher
Solved it by making a loop instead of using gemlist. Sorry for the noise.
See attached for a demo of the solution if you are curious or if you might
have a better/alternative solution.
-John
On Sat, Mar 23, 2013 at 11:47 AM, John Harrison
wrote:
> I have about 100 spheres I generate with a gemli
As I continue my conversation with myself. :-) I realize that the solution
I posted doesn't work for the current problem I have:
I have values coming in for where to put the spheres which come in between
frames I am rendering. I don't have all of the values at once. Currently
every time a new valu
hello,
You can use gemlist to render in a framebuffer.
the examle 07.texture/11... show how to use multiple gemhead in the same
framebuffer.
you can do the same with gemlist.
but that did not solve the problem that you receive value in between frames. I
don't understand how you can render anyt
