Hi,
Thanks for Rajawali! I am currently using it in stereo (with Evo3d and fixed camera only), but cannot find how to update a line during the rendering: add a point, remove one. If I am correct, the vertex buffers are created only during the initialization, and if I try to update it later (calling createData), it crashes with a BufferOverflow…
Is there an easy way to do so?
Ok, no problem. I found other things to do. I will surely have more questions later .
If you are interested, I can send you the stereoscopic renderer. It is rather dumb (work only if the camera is looking straight ahead, I didn’t take the camera orientation into account (as I don’t need it actually) ), but works great. With some extra code it will also work on Optimus 3D (but I will not be able to test it), as only the set-up differ (to get the parallax barrier on and off). And getting it working in all cases is just a matter of some extra calculations (and parameters: where is the projection plan (and/or camera angle), proper distance between the cameras).
Hi,
Thanks for Rajawali! I am currently using it in stereo (with Evo3d and fixed camera only), but cannot find how to update a line during the rendering: add a point, remove one. If I am correct, the vertex buffers are created only during the initialization, and if I try to update it later (calling createData), it crashes with a BufferOverflow…
Is there an easy way to do so?
Hi Alain,
This is not possible yet. It’s on the todo list though.
Ok, no problem. I found other things to do. I will surely have more questions later
.
If you are interested, I can send you the stereoscopic renderer. It is rather dumb (work only if the camera is looking straight ahead, I didn’t take the camera orientation into account (as I don’t need it actually) ), but works great. With some extra code it will also work on Optimus 3D (but I will not be able to test it), as only the set-up differ (to get the parallax barrier on and off). And getting it working in all cases is just a matter of some extra calculations (and parameters: where is the projection plan (and/or camera angle), proper distance between the cameras).
Hi Alain,
Please, send it over. Contributions are always more than welcome!