From: Mark Lewis (markl++at++equipe.ltd.uk)
Date: 02/04/2000 02:03:51
Hi Performers,
I am developing a Performer (2.2 / 6.4) application on an Onyx2 IR and
have a requirement to use glCopyPixels as a post-draw operation in order
to combine a colour image into a monochrome one and optionally apply
scale & bias and/or convolution.
I am using a multisample visual, and when I don't do the glCopyPixels
and view the normal RGB image, it is correctly anti-aliased. But when I
apply the glCopyPixels operation to convert to monochrome, the image is
jagged, as if a single-sample rendering had taken place.
My questions are:
1. Is glCopyPixels compatible with multisample rendering ?
2. If so, how can I generate an anti-aliased image using glCopyPixels ?
3. Is there another means by which a monochrome image can be produced,
with the possibility of using scale, bias & convolution functions in
real time (30Hz) ?
Thanks in advance to anyone who can offer help on this matter.
-- Mark C LewisSoftware Development Manager Equipe Electronics Ltd.
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