Another Flag Scene Node

[Klunk]

my version of a flag scene node, enjoy.

the source is for a windows visual studio opengl build and the demo exe is a debug build so don't expect too many fireworks.

http://www.mediafire.com/?dn3d2pi5avo2bl9

the weight map will pin the flag where ever the map is black (remember its mapped to verts so the rez is pretty coarse) setting the "pinned" areas with
any kind of precision is a trial and error affair. I think this kind of approach could be used for a generic cloth scene obj.



an additional flag texture

[ACE247]

Very nice! I see its even shader based. But cant run the exe directly, says my side by side configuration is incorret.

[Klunk]

I'm sorry to say I've no idea what a side by side configuation is the shader part is for lighting only as irrlicht doesn't support the kind of material needed for this kind of thing.

[ACE247]

I neither have a clue what the side-by-side config is
Also nice litte perlin Wind generator and lighting shader is definetly reusable for all kinds of cloth objects and obviously if you rotate this you can make towels on a line!

[eejin]

http://buffered.io/2008/05/17/resolving ... on-issues/
There you go first google result.

[Klunk]

i think you confused me with someone who gives a crap

another jolly roger

[fmx]

Heh, interesting experiment

[cobra]

This is very impressive. The flag animation looks great and quite fluid.

Well done.

[Klunk]

thank you, I wish could take the credit

[tbw]

Awesome! Thank for sharing this.

[belfegor]

...is a debug build...

That is a problem, unless user has same debug runtimes as you installed they can't run it. Build as "Release" so everybody can try executable.

[mongoose7]

That's what "side-by-side configuration" refers to, as in the earlier post. No one seemed to be interested then.

[Klunk]

for those who can't be bothered with compiling the source here is a release build (source is still in the original file)

http://www.mediafire.com/?ic1f2lq3il94dpa