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answered | 12.10 unable to install or even run from Live CD with nVidia GTX 580 |
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Pairwise vertex attributes in OpenGL Thanks a stack :) |
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awarded | Supporter |
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Oct
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accepted | Pairwise vertex attributes in OpenGL |
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Pairwise vertex attributes in OpenGL Is there no way I could somehow avoid the extra memory overhead? |
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Pairwise vertex attributes in OpenGL Using glDrawArrays? |
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Oct
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Pairwise vertex attributes in OpenGL It would if my graphs were smallish. Unfortunately the graphs I construct can have up to 7 million vertices. :| Thanks for the suggestion :) |
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Pairwise vertex attributes in OpenGL Given vertex A and B, I'd like some way to access an attribute that describes the edge/line between them. In this case the weight. I'd basically like to access an attribute in a buffer for every line that I draw (while still using an index buffer). I'm hoping there is some way I can do this in a geometry shader. |
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asked | Pairwise vertex attributes in OpenGL |
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Using OpenGL on QT without the wrappers Any idea why I'm getting such errors when compiling your code: CMakeFiles/g3test-qt.dir/src/Renderable/DemoScene.cpp.o: In function Program::getUniformBlockIndex(char const*) const':
/home/rickert/Workspace/g3test/src/Renderable/../OpenGL/Program.hpp:94: undefined reference to glGetUniformBlockIndex'
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Using OpenGL on QT without the wrappers Thanks. Your code seems handy. I guess I'm still having a bit of trouble wrapping my head around how an OpenGL context is initialised. I'm sure I'll make more sense soon. |
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Mar
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awarded | Scholar |
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Mar
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accepted | Using OpenGL on QT without the wrappers |
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Mar
21 |
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awarded | Student |
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Mar
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asked | Using OpenGL on QT without the wrappers |
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Feb
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Screen scrambled after update with Intel GMA HD Graphics I've narrowed this down to a problem with the kernel. It happens after upgrading from the 3.0.0.14 to 3.0.0.15 kernel. I've filed a bug report here: bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/925228 |
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Feb
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Screen scrambled after update with Intel GMA HD Graphics I just re-installed Ubuntu. Everything worked fine. Then I updated it, restarted, and now I'm back at square 1. This is a freshly updated base install with no 3rd party packages. |
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Screen scrambled after update with Intel GMA HD Graphics Nope, same distortion just at a lower resolution. |
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awarded | Student |
