Getting FengGUI run with Xith

[eMKa]

@cylab : Running HUD or FengGUI on a plane would be possible but we would have to implement software clipping, which would be a lot slower, but it’s doable IMHO.

[Qudus]

@Amos Wenger

@cylab : Running HUD or FengGUI on a plane would be possible but we would have to implement software clipping, which would be a lot slower, but it’s doable IMHO.

Software clipping and regular picking. The special 2D-picking wouldn’t work. But it’s still possible, but laborious.

[eMKa]

@Marvin Fröhlich

@Amos Wenger

@cylab : Running HUD or FengGUI on a plane would be possible but we would have to implement software clipping, which would be a lot slower, but it’s doable IMHO.

Software clipping and regular picking. The special 2D-picking wouldn’t work. But it’s still possible, but laborious.

Yeah, sure. But if cylab feels like he’s gonna make it, why not ? ;D

[cylab]

I rather should concentrate on the terrain thing first… I must admin that I both over- (regarding lod) and underestimated (regarding complexity) the existing terrain code, so there is enough work for me there

[Qudus]

@Marvin Fröhlich

@Schabby

@Marvin Fröhlich

Try something like this:

GL gl = ((CanvasPeerImpl)(myCanvas3D.get3DPeer())).getGL()

I tried this, but the returned gl instance points at null.

Maybe you’ll have to call this after the first frame is rendered.

I’ve changed that. Now the getGL() method returns the correct, non-null value right after the class creation.

Marvin

[Schabby]

cool, thanks a ton!

I have not checked out the latest sources yet, but I will try to find the time to do so asap.

Johannes