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Added projectorMatrix parameter support to *SphericalDisplay setup functions and .view, this allows one

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to flip, rotate, or turn up side the position of the projector.  Note, projector at base of display is the default.
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Robert Osfield
2008-01-28 15:41:42 +00:00
parent 2db7fe500f
commit 54129105a4
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@@ -161,10 +161,10 @@ class OSGVIEWER_EXPORT View : public osg::View, public osgGA::GUIActionAdapter
/** Convenience method for spherical display using 6 slave cameras rendering the 6 sides of a cube map, and 7th camera doing distortion correction to present on a spherical display.*/
void setUpViewFor3DSphericalDisplay(double radius=1.0, double collar=0.45, unsigned int screenNum=0, osg::Image* intensityMap=0);
void setUpViewFor3DSphericalDisplay(double radius=1.0, double collar=0.45, unsigned int screenNum=0, osg::Image* intensityMap=0, const osg::Matrixd& projectorMatrix = osg::Matrixd());
/** Convenience method for spherical display by rendering main scene to as panoramic 2:1 texture and then doing distortion correction to present onto a spherical display.*/
void setUpViewForPanoramicSphericalDisplay(double radius=1.0, double collar=0.45, unsigned int screenNum=0, osg::Image* intensityMap=0);
void setUpViewForPanoramicSphericalDisplay(double radius=1.0, double collar=0.45, unsigned int screenNum=0, osg::Image* intensityMap=0, const osg::Matrixd& projectorMatrix = osg::Matrixd());
/** Return true if this view contains a specified camera.*/