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Revision as of 10:27, 10 November 2020
| Title: | CompositeViewer and Canvas
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| Potential mentors: | Cgdae |
| Intro: | (short intro) |
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| Status: | several years ago, people on the forum came up with a working proof-of-concept patches implementing experimental support, predating Compositor/CompositeViewer support: Canvas_View_Camera_Element#Proof_of_Concept |
| Summary: | make it possible to render arbitrary scene views to a canvas, so that the canvas can be reused to implement modern avionics. |
| Background: | CompositeViewer allows us to create multiple windows showing different views of the same scenery.
We should be able to extend CompositeViewer to render these different views of the scenery to Canvas elements instead of top-level OSG windows. Then if these canvas elements are displayed in a cockpit we will get things like tail cams, gear view and rear view mirrors. Which is a long standing feature request: Howto:Use a Camera View in an Instrument. |
| Details: | |
| Ideas: | |
| Required skills: | C++, OpenSceneGraph 3.6 |
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| Notes: | It would make sense to reach out to Jules (CompositeViewer) and Fernando (Compositor) to learn how to best approach this today. |
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