Flip screen application
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From: Cathy L. on 9 Feb 2010 01:22 Use OpenGL or Direct3D, have a look at render to texture (pbuffer or FBO - the latter is not implemented in every GC hardware - in OpenGL) and just draw in two textures which size is the same as the screen. Then apply the texture for the recto to a plane composed of a quad described by their summits clockwise and the verso to a plane composed of this same quad but with the summits given anticlockwise. If you've never used OpenGL you may learn the basics that are really easy to understand here (and short code is necessary to setup): http://nehe.gamedev.net/lesson.asp?index=01 and everything here is basic except the render to texture one, but you can find examples using pbuffer here (second example): http://www.codesampler.com/oglsrc/oglsrc_7.htm Good luck Cathy Nhat Dung a �crit : > Hello everybody! > Today I had seen a moving form effect that's really cool > you can watch here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZUwhR8AbzcA > > How can I make my form moving like that ? What technique should I use ??? > > BTW: I known it will be hard but what ever, I want to make my form flip > like that :P
From: Nhat Dung on 9 Feb 2010 01:43
Thanks you very much :) Mercie beaucoup :) "Cathy L." <nob(a)now.fr> wrote in message news:4b70ff43$0$23461$426a34cc(a)news.free.fr... > Use OpenGL or Direct3D, have a look at render to texture (pbuffer or FBO - > the latter is not implemented in every GC hardware - in OpenGL) and just > draw in two textures which size is the same as the screen. > Then apply the texture for the recto to a plane composed of a quad > described by their summits clockwise and the verso to a plane composed of > this same quad but with the summits given anticlockwise. > > If you've never used OpenGL you may learn the basics that are really easy > to understand here (and short code is necessary to setup): > http://nehe.gamedev.net/lesson.asp?index=01 > and everything here is basic except the render to texture one, but you can > find examples using pbuffer here (second example): > http://www.codesampler.com/oglsrc/oglsrc_7.htm > > Good luck > Cathy > > Nhat Dung a �crit : >> Hello everybody! >> Today I had seen a moving form effect that's really cool >> you can watch here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZUwhR8AbzcA >> >> How can I make my form moving like that ? What technique should I use ??? >> >> BTW: I known it will be hard but what ever, I want to make my form flip >> like that :P |