No this is not practical, because the compositions will be made by
users, and I don't want to bother them. This would mean a zoom and x-
& y-offsets, and I prefer only one input (inputImage)...
I will go with the pixelbuffer approach for now.
It could be nice to expose more of QCRenderer internals for future
versions, to integrate it more easily into existing OpenGL pipelines.
Otherwise, very nice piece of software !
Thanks,
Raphael
On 5/22/06, Pierre-Olivier Latour <email@hidden> wrote:
> When testing QCRenderer renderAtTime, it seems it doesn't take into
> account the current projection/modelview matrices. Is there a way to
> do that ?
Yes, QCRenderer overrides the projection / modelview matrices
> I need to be able to zoom in the opengl rendering (this is
> possible with CIContext's drawImage:). If not, I guess the only
> solution is to render it to a texture then do whatever I want with it,
> but this is cumbersome. Comments ?
You could modify the composition so that it takes a "zoom" parameter?
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Pierre-Olivier Latour email@hidden
Quartz Composer Team Apple Computer, Inc.
