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Attach a TexQuad to pit.osgb screen
My goal was to texture an image to the screen in the pit example. This I was able to do, but the horizontal lines of the original black screen show through the image. So I thought if I could attach a TexQuad to the front of the screen I could then texture the image onto that and block out the original black screen.
I was able to do this but I feel I took the long route. (attached image) I would think that after I got a handle on the screen I could apply a TexQuad to it and then texture the imagine onto it, but I keep failing. I am new to programming so 1) please laugh if this is dumb and 2) if you do please help also. Thanks |
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The best method would be to simply remove the texture containing the horizontal lines. The following sample shows how to accomplish this:
Code:
import viz viz.go() pit = viz.add('pit.osgb') # Apply texture to screen image = viz.add('images/tile_wood.jpg') pit.texture(image, node='screen') # Remove screen line texture pit.texture(0, node='screen', unit=1) |
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